Accelerator - Cyclotron

A cyclotron is a circular particle accelerator, a type of machine to electrically charged (sub) atomic particles (mainly ions, atomic nuclei) to provide a high speed. The accelerated particles can be used for irradiating a removable internal target (target) or delivered in an external beam for the controlled execution and observation of any collision processes. Speeding done by the charged particles (usually from an ion source) after injection in the center of a cylindrical vacuum box to submit to a combination of a vertically oriented magnetic field and a high frequency alternating electric field, which creates a horizontal acceleration. The magnetic field exerts a Lorentz force on the particles, making it a horizontal circular orbiting. Thus, groups rag remaining particles constantly exposed to the electric field, while still reverses direction during the orbital period of half a group of particles. At each passage, the electrical polarity so that the acceleration occurs over. The magnetic field is generated by a strong electromagnet with circular poles. As the particles a greater velocity spiral them out, while the turnover rate initially remains unchanged. Near the edge of the vacuum box landed, they said a power much greater than in a single pass of the accelerating electric field. Versnellingspad because it is "rolled" a cyclotron is much more compact than the linear path in a linear accelerator, with advantages (and disadvantages) entails. With a beam extraction system, the particles can be placed outside the magnetic field in a magneto-optical beam guidance system be transported to a destination. RoccProduction.

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• Accelerator
• Cyclotron

[2aKite]

the large hardon collider is not a cyclotron, it is a synchrotron

[woutervddn]

You really don't get it. Understanding antimatter, black holes etc would make us capable to understand physics and chemics as they are (or closer to what they are)

Nowadays everything we learn at school about chemics are just assumptions. We don't even fully get simple things like metal fatigue or lightning bolts. Every industrial sector and every tech researcher would hugely benefit from this. Causing diseases to be cured better and faster, letting less planes crash and energy stored better

[asdfghjklkjhgfdsa555]

Can someone tell me what benefit the hadron is to humanitiy?

[2aKite]

@coldironhands1 sorry my mistake *hadron

[coldironhands1]

@2aKite lol hardon



[2ndAsstJizzMopper]

a pox on all parasites associated with this "research" -- welfare for geek dipshits afraid to test their skills against voluntary transactions.

no surprise that the dipshists commenting on this vid understanding nothing.

[dfdadude]

Ok, how the HELL do you think that anybody, government or otherwise, could POSSIBLY stand to profit from this?

If you want people to buy your bullshit (and believe me they will), at least use proper grammer and provide some semi-proper arguments.

[mokyomi]

love the english at the end.

[brasspocketwatch]

Science is interesting and if you dont agree you can go fuck off