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Sequence Tab

Learn what you can find in the Sequence tab to use controls like timing, signal behavior, and frequency-encoding properties.

Use the Sequence tab

  1. Select a pulse sequence in the Pulse Sequences List.
  2. Open Set Parameters.
  3. Click the Sequence tab.
  4. Adjust the parameters you want to change.

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Sequence parameters

Effective TE (TE)

Time between RF excitation and echo formation, influencing image contrast.

GE / Siemens / Philips: TE

Repetition Time (TR)

Time between successive excitations of the same slice.

GE / Siemens / Philips: TR

Refocus Flip Angle

Flip angle of refocusing pulses, particularly important in FSE/TSE sequences.

GE: Refocus Angle | Siemens: Refocusing Flip Angle | Philips: Refocusing Angle

Bandwidth

Receiver bandwidth, affecting SNR, chemical shift, and distortion.

GE: Bandwidth | Siemens: Receiver Bandwidth | Philips: Bandwidth

Bandwidth per pixel

Bandwidth normalized per pixel; useful for understanding distortion behavior.

GE: BW/Pixel | Siemens: Pixel Bandwidth | Philips: Bandwidth per Pixel

NEX / NSA / Averages

Number of signal averages; increases SNR following the square-root relationship.

GE: NEX | Siemens: Averages | Philips: NSA

Foldover suppression

Reduces aliasing from anatomy outside the field of view.

GE: No Phase Wrap | Siemens: Anti-Aliasing | Philips: Foldover Suppression

Concatenations mode (visible when multiple slices are selected)

Controls how slices are grouped and acquired across TR periods:

  • Automatic: Corsmed selects the most efficient number of concatenations based on the number of slices and the selected TR.
  • Manual: allows direct input of the number of concatenations.

GE: # of Acquisitions | Siemens: Concatenations | Philips: Packages / Shot Mode

Conclusion

You've learned how to find and use the Sequence tab, as well as how these settings map to common vendor terminology.