Extend simultaneous gradient and RF functionalities#35
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J-Endres merged 4 commits intopulseq-frame:offresfrom Apr 22, 2026
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Added support for the execution of FreeGrads simultaneously with RF pulses. |
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…44) * Add gradient amplitude to pulse object * Support FreeGrad simultaneously to RF * fix: gradient amplitude when pulse duration smaller than gradient delay * ignore rf_ringdown for gradient parsing Co-authored-by: FDietz <felix.dietz@fau.de>
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When a gradient is excecuted in parallel to a RF event, the gradient amplitued is passed on to the RF pulse event.
To consider gradients in parallel to the RF it is necessary to use the OffRes RF transformation. A corresponding flag off_res is set accordingly.