Rutgers Cyclotron
  • WELCOME
  • ABOUT THE CYCLOTRON
    • A brief history
    • Theory of operation
    • Who was Ernest O. Lawrence?
  • RU 9-INCH PROTOTYPE
    • 9-Inch Magnet
    • Cyclotron Chamber
    • Vacuum System
    • The RF System
    • The Ion Source
    • The Ion Collector
    • DAQ and Control
    • Data analysis
    • Discussion
  • RU 12-INCH CYCLOTRON
    • 12-Inch Magnet
    • 12-Inch Magnet Measurements
    • 12 Inch Magnet Studies
    • Cyclotron Chamber
    • Vacuum System
    • RF System
    • RF Test and Measurements
    • DEE Voltages Studies
    • Early Ion Source
    • Recent Ion Source
    • Ion Src Studies - Part I
    • Ion Src Studies - Part II
    • Controls and DAQ system
    • Betatron Studies
    • Animation of the Cyclotron.
  • CYCLO-VISION
  • PHOTO ALBUM
    • Cyclotron History photos
    • Visited Cyclotrons
    • 9 inch photos
    • 12 inch photos
  • PEOPLE
    • Cyclotron Staff
      • Timothy W. Koeth
      • Stuart Hanebuth
      • Bill Schneider
    • Visitors
      • Dan Hoffman
      • Douglas M. Motto
    • Students
      • Kent Horvath
      • Carolyn Chun
      • Liam MacLynne
      • John Mclain
      • Rob Friedman
      • Mike Shelley
      • Doug Cahl
  • 12-INCH PAPERS
    • 12 Inch Magnet Studies
    • DEE Voltages Studies
    • Ion Src Studies - Part I
    • Betatron Studies
    • Ion Src Studies - Part II
  • STUDENTS WORK
    • Chun and MacLynne
    • Friedman and Mclain
    • Shelley and Cahl
  • TALKS
    • 10 Million Million Volts !
    • Budker Seminar 5/06
    • QuarkNet Cyclotron Talk
    • QuarkNet Accel Talk
  • NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS
    • Superfish files
    • MS Excel files
  • PRESS COVERAGE
    • Physics Today - 10/2004
    • Physics Today (pdf) - 10/2004
    • Focus - April 28, 2003
    • Focus (Scanned) - April 28, 2003
    • Slashdot - October 20, 2002
    • MAKE Magzine Spring 2005
  • MPL LAB MANUAL
  • REFERENCES
    • References
  • LINKS
A BRIEF CYCLOTRON HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPIC TOUR


E. O. Lawrence

EOL's 1st 4-inch cyclotron (1930)

4-inch replica I saw at CERN

Beam plot from 4-inch

11-inch chamber(1932)

11-inch in magnet, 1MeV

Radio Arc Transmitter Magnet

Arc Magnet retrofitted for 27-inch cyc

27-inch chamber

Livingston, Lawrence, and 27-inch cyclotron

J. J. Livingood at 27-inch ion source

Upgrade 27-inch with external beam port

27-inch external beam ionizing air

Upgrade to 37-inch chamber and poles

They painted the magnet too

DEE's of the 60-inch

Cyclotron Staff and magnet frame of 60-inch

Rear view of 60-inch cyclotron

Front view of 60-inch cyclotron

1/4 wave take of RF system

Beam from 60-inch unleased into air

Early Neutron Therapy

Dr's Dunning, Booth, and Grosse at some cyclotron (1945)

Chamber of Cornell's cyclotron

Vacuum chamber of 184-inch partially inserted

Lab Staff standing on 184-inch cyclotron magnet

Beam from ANL's 60-inch cyclotron (1950)

Photo I took from same place 50 years later

Of course, Rutgers 12-inch cycltron (2001)