Isochronous cyclotron and method of extraction of charged particles from such cyclotron
AssigneeIon Beam Applications S.A.
InventorWilliam Kleeven
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AssigneeIon Beam Applications S.A.
InventorWilliam Kleeven
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The present inventions is related to a superconducting or non-superconducting isochronous sector-focused cyclotron, comprising an electromagnet with an upper pole and a lower pole that constitute the magnetic circuit, the poles being made of at least three pair of sectors (3,4) called “hills” where the vertical gap between said sectors is small, these hill-sectors being separated by sector-formed spaces called “valleys” (5) where the vertical gap is large, said cyclotron being energized by at least one pair of main coils (6), characterised in that at least one pair of upper and lower hills is significantly longer than the remaining pair of hill sectors in order to have at least one pair of extended hill sectors (3) and at least one pair of non-extended hill sectors (4) in that a groove (7) or a “plateau” (7′) which follows the shape of the extracted orbit is present in said pair of extended hill sectors (3) in order to produce a dip (200) in the magnetic field.
Superconducting or non-superconducting isochronous sector-focused cyclotron, comprising an electromagnet with at least an upper pole and at least a lower pole that constitute the magnetic circuit, the poles together being made of at least three pairs of sectors (3, 4) called “pairs of hill sectors” and separated from each other by a pair of sectors (3, 4) called “pair of valley sectors”, each pair of hill sectors and each pair of valley sectors comprising an upper sector and a lower sector located symmetrically with respect to the symmetry plane of the cyclotron called the median plane (100) with a vertical gap therebetween which is small for the pairs of hill sectors and which is large for the pairs of valley sectors, said cyclotron being energised by at least one pair of main coils (6), characterised in that:
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