Definition of betatron in English:

betatron

noun ˈbiːtətrɒnˈbeɪdəˌtrɑn

Physics

An apparatus for accelerating electrons in a circular path by magnetic induction.
〔物理〕电子感应加速器，电子回旋加速器
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike other particle accelerators, the name of the betatron does not tell us anything about how it works, but it is best thought of as a transformer, with a ring of electrons as the secondary coil.
- This enables to use betatrons for control of large-size luggage on presence of fissile materials.
- The space-charge analysis code TRANSOPTR, paired with the tracking and simulation code ACCSIM, have been applied to study the half-integer betatron resonances in a high-intensity proton ring.
- The report describes characteristics and parameters of small-size pulse betatrons developed by Research Institute of Introscopy at Tomsk Polytechnic University.
- In August 1948, the American Military Government in Germany denied a request by scientists in Göttingen to have Siemens & Halske (now Siemens) build a 30MeV betatron.
- The betatron consists of a doughnut-shaped evacuated chamber placed between the poles of an electromagnet.
- This causes the betatrons to glow like an annular neon tube.
- However, the betatrons proved their worth for practical uses below about 50MeV for a long time.
- A design of a betatron cooling system for the Recycler is presented.
- The quadratic density dependence of the spontaneously emitted betatron x-ray radiation and the divergence angle of approximately x10 radian of the forward-emitted x-rays as a consequence of betatron motion in the ion channel are in good agreement with theory.
- Accelerator operators set up and coordinate the operation of particle accelerators such as betatrons.
- With low-loss, high-frequency materials, one may consider f ~ 1-100 kHz and energies in the gigaelectronvolt regime, or betatrons with substantially higher current.
- Now, men working around the betatrons are getting sick with cancer and many are dying.
- Obtaining Canada's first betatron in 1948 was the result of a unique set of circumstances.
- Chicago's west side VA was still running an Allis Chalmers betatron for radiation therapy 20 years after the unit was obsolete.

Origin

1940s: from beta + -tron.

Definition of betatron in US English:

betatron

nounˈbādəˌtränˈbeɪdəˌtrɑn

Physics

An apparatus for accelerating electrons in a circular path by magnetic induction.
〔物理〕电子感应加速器，电子回旋加速器
Example sentencesExamples
- A design of a betatron cooling system for the Recycler is presented.
- The report describes characteristics and parameters of small-size pulse betatrons developed by Research Institute of Introscopy at Tomsk Polytechnic University.
- Now, men working around the betatrons are getting sick with cancer and many are dying.
- This enables to use betatrons for control of large-size luggage on presence of fissile materials.
- However, the betatrons proved their worth for practical uses below about 50MeV for a long time.
- Obtaining Canada's first betatron in 1948 was the result of a unique set of circumstances.
- The betatron consists of a doughnut-shaped evacuated chamber placed between the poles of an electromagnet.
- Chicago's west side VA was still running an Allis Chalmers betatron for radiation therapy 20 years after the unit was obsolete.
- In August 1948, the American Military Government in Germany denied a request by scientists in Göttingen to have Siemens & Halske (now Siemens) build a 30MeV betatron.
- Accelerator operators set up and coordinate the operation of particle accelerators such as betatrons.
- The space-charge analysis code TRANSOPTR, paired with the tracking and simulation code ACCSIM, have been applied to study the half-integer betatron resonances in a high-intensity proton ring.
- With low-loss, high-frequency materials, one may consider f ~ 1-100 kHz and energies in the gigaelectronvolt regime, or betatrons with substantially higher current.
- The quadratic density dependence of the spontaneously emitted betatron x-ray radiation and the divergence angle of approximately x10 radian of the forward-emitted x-rays as a consequence of betatron motion in the ion channel are in good agreement with theory.
- This causes the betatrons to glow like an annular neon tube.
- Unlike other particle accelerators, the name of the betatron does not tell us anything about how it works, but it is best thought of as a transformer, with a ring of electrons as the secondary coil.

Origin

1940s: from beta + -tron.

单词	betatron
释义	Definition of betatron in English: betatron noun ˈbiːtətrɒnˈbeɪdəˌtrɑn Physics An apparatus for accelerating electrons in a circular path by magnetic induction. 〔物理〕电子感应加速器，电子回旋加速器 Example sentencesExamples Unlike other particle accelerators, the name of the betatron does not tell us anything about how it works, but it is best thought of as a transformer, with a ring of electrons as the secondary coil. This enables to use betatrons for control of large-size luggage on presence of fissile materials. The space-charge analysis code TRANSOPTR, paired with the tracking and simulation code ACCSIM, have been applied to study the half-integer betatron resonances in a high-intensity proton ring. The report describes characteristics and parameters of small-size pulse betatrons developed by Research Institute of Introscopy at Tomsk Polytechnic University. In August 1948, the American Military Government in Germany denied a request by scientists in Göttingen to have Siemens & Halske (now Siemens) build a 30MeV betatron. The betatron consists of a doughnut-shaped evacuated chamber placed between the poles of an electromagnet. This causes the betatrons to glow like an annular neon tube. However, the betatrons proved their worth for practical uses below about 50MeV for a long time. A design of a betatron cooling system for the Recycler is presented. The quadratic density dependence of the spontaneously emitted betatron x-ray radiation and the divergence angle of approximately x10 radian of the forward-emitted x-rays as a consequence of betatron motion in the ion channel are in good agreement with theory. Accelerator operators set up and coordinate the operation of particle accelerators such as betatrons. With low-loss, high-frequency materials, one may consider f ~ 1-100 kHz and energies in the gigaelectronvolt regime, or betatrons with substantially higher current. Now, men working around the betatrons are getting sick with cancer and many are dying. Obtaining Canada's first betatron in 1948 was the result of a unique set of circumstances. Chicago's west side VA was still running an Allis Chalmers betatron for radiation therapy 20 years after the unit was obsolete. Origin 1940s: from beta + -tron. Definition of betatron in US English: betatron nounˈbādəˌtränˈbeɪdəˌtrɑn Physics An apparatus for accelerating electrons in a circular path by magnetic induction. 〔物理〕电子感应加速器，电子回旋加速器 Example sentencesExamples A design of a betatron cooling system for the Recycler is presented. The report describes characteristics and parameters of small-size pulse betatrons developed by Research Institute of Introscopy at Tomsk Polytechnic University. Now, men working around the betatrons are getting sick with cancer and many are dying. This enables to use betatrons for control of large-size luggage on presence of fissile materials. However, the betatrons proved their worth for practical uses below about 50MeV for a long time. Obtaining Canada's first betatron in 1948 was the result of a unique set of circumstances. The betatron consists of a doughnut-shaped evacuated chamber placed between the poles of an electromagnet. Chicago's west side VA was still running an Allis Chalmers betatron for radiation therapy 20 years after the unit was obsolete. In August 1948, the American Military Government in Germany denied a request by scientists in Göttingen to have Siemens & Halske (now Siemens) build a 30MeV betatron. Accelerator operators set up and coordinate the operation of particle accelerators such as betatrons. The space-charge analysis code TRANSOPTR, paired with the tracking and simulation code ACCSIM, have been applied to study the half-integer betatron resonances in a high-intensity proton ring. With low-loss, high-frequency materials, one may consider f ~ 1-100 kHz and energies in the gigaelectronvolt regime, or betatrons with substantially higher current. The quadratic density dependence of the spontaneously emitted betatron x-ray radiation and the divergence angle of approximately x10 radian of the forward-emitted x-rays as a consequence of betatron motion in the ion channel are in good agreement with theory. This causes the betatrons to glow like an annular neon tube. Unlike other particle accelerators, the name of the betatron does not tell us anything about how it works, but it is best thought of as a transformer, with a ring of electrons as the secondary coil. Origin 1940s: from beta + -tron.
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