US Patent Application 18203691. Communication in a Magnetic Resonance Imaging System simplified abstract
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Communication in a Magnetic Resonance Imaging System
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Inventor(s)
[[:Category:Philipp H�cht of Bavaria (DE)|Philipp H�cht of Bavaria (DE)]][[Category:Philipp H�cht of Bavaria (DE)]]
Gilbert Yammine of Erlangen (DE)
[[:Category:Jens G�hring of Erlangen (DE)|Jens G�hring of Erlangen (DE)]][[Category:Jens G�hring of Erlangen (DE)]]
[[:Category:Stefan Sch�nw�lder of Herzogenaurach (DE)|Stefan Sch�nw�lder of Herzogenaurach (DE)]][[Category:Stefan Sch�nw�lder of Herzogenaurach (DE)]]
Communication in a Magnetic Resonance Imaging System - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18203691 titled 'Communication in a Magnetic Resonance Imaging System
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system that includes an internet protocol (IP) communication system for transmitting IP-based communication data, an audio/video output, and an audio/video source.
- The MRI system also includes an audio/video/IP gateway device that has multiple non-IP interfaces for receiving and outputting audio/video data.
- The non-IP interfaces use non-IP protocols, while an IP interface connected to the communication system uses a predefined audio/video IP protocol.
- A controller is responsible for converting received audio/video data between the non-IP and IP protocols.
- The converted audio/video data is then outputted via the IP interface in IP protocol and via the non-IP interfaces using the corresponding non-IP protocol.
Original Abstract Submitted
A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system includes an internet protocol (IP) communication system for communicating IP-based communication data, an audio/video output, and an audio/video source. The MRI system also includes an audio/video/IP gateway device with multiple non-IP interfaces operable to receive and output audio/video data. The non-IP interfaces use non-IP protocols, while an IP interface connected to the communication system uses a predefined audio/video IP protocol. A controller is operable to convert received audio/video data between the non-IP and IP protocols, output converted audio/video data via the IP interface in IP protocol, and output converted audio/video data via the non-IP interfaces using the corresponding non-IP protocol.