Cyclotron Radial Focusing Method Based on Magnet Assembly Generating Torsion Orbit
A cyclotron and magnet assembly technology, applied in the direction of magnetic resonance accelerators, electrical components, accelerators, etc., can solve the problems of beam loss and low beam extraction energy, and achieve the effect of isochronism and radial focusing
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[0055] The 3mA, 800MeV proton beam is injected into a high-energy, strong-current alternating gradient cyclotron, accelerated to 2GeV and extracted. The average radii of the beam orbits of 800MeV and 2GeV are 16.28 meters and 18.33 meters, respectively. Forward deflected radially focused magnets have a minimum field strength of 1.76 Tesla and a maximum field strength of 2.60 Tesla with a pole width of 2.09 meters. The reverse deflected axially focused magnet has a minimum field strength of 0.59 Tesla and a maximum field strength of 2.48 Tesla with a pole width of 1.82 meters.
[0056] In a traditional cyclotron, the number of radial oscillations is about 1.8 to 3.1 during the acceleration of charged particles at 800 MeV to 2 GeV. The range of radial oscillations is too large, and many strong resonance lines are crossed, resulting in beam loss. .
[0057] However, by utilizing the method of the present invention, the number of radial oscillations can be increased and its rang...
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