Abstract
Magnetic induction tomography, highly promising imaging technique for medical purposes, applies a magnetic field from an exciter to induce eddy currents in the object of low conductivity, and the magnetic field from these is then detected by a sensor. The induced eddy currents are proportional to the conductivity distribution. This paper deals with the solution of the fundamental inverse problem existing in magnetic induction tomography, which consists in the reconstruction of the eddy currents distribution basing on the magnetic field measurements. The problem has been solved by the Tikhonov regularization method. The choice of the regularization parameter and the accuracy of the proposed method have also been discussed.