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Cyclotron

A cyclotron is a device that uses a combination of magnetic and electric fields to cause charged particles to move in a spiral path, repeatedly accelerating them with a high-frequency electric field. Medium and low energy cyclotrons are applied in the medical field to produce positron-emitting radioactive nuclides. These cyclotrons generate a variety of radioactive nuclides that not only meet the needs of clinical PET/CT scans but also support the use of clinical positron drugs and new drug development in the era of molecular imaging and precision therapy.

IsotopeX Lab
System Components
Magnet system
Magnet system

Consists of a coil, a ferromagnet, and a power supply system to provide an isochronous magnetic field for particle rotation

RF system
RF system

Consists of three subsystems: resonator, power generator, and feed-through cable, which provides the electric field for particle acceleration

Vacuum system
Vacuum system

Consists of vacuum chamber, vacuum pump, high vacuum valve and high and low vacuum gauges etc. to produce a vacuum environment for particle movement

Ion source system
Ion source system

Including ion source, ion source power supply and gas management system, which is one of the key systems of the cyclotron, generating charged particles and providing ion beams for the gas pedal.

Water-cooling system
Water-cooling system

Takes away the waste heat generated by the whole system

Target system
Target system

Including target carrier, target, and control system, which is the device to accomplish specific nuclear reaction

Beam extraction system
Beam extraction system

Changes the orbit of accelerated particles leading them to the target

Control system
Control system

Comprises cyclotron control unit, vacuum control unit and interface control unit

Diagnostic system
Diagnostic system

Can monitor and analyze the beam current at several positions on the beam track and issue commands to adjust and optimize the beam current