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Dual thermal time constant electrothermal modeling of PIN diode protection circuits
A study of the temperature change in PIN diode protection circuits is presented using a dual time constant thermal model with a magnetic resonance (MR) imaging receive coil as the application. Simulations using the model show dual time constant behavior with a rapid temperature rise and corresponding cool off in the PIN diode with application and removal of an MR transmit pulse and for low duty cycle MR pulse sequences. This new electrothermal model allows MR coil designers the ability to include packaging and mounting thermal properties as part of their coil design.