Medical superconducting cyclotron mainly consists of ion source, magnet system, radio frequency system, extraction system, beam diagnostic system and auxiliary systems. The cyclotron employs superconducting technology, with a diameter of only 3 meters and weighing no more than 75 tons. It can produce ~240 MeV beam energy with over hundreds of nano-ampere beam intensity, ensuring highly efficient dose delivery. The cyclotron, based on the physical properties of the “Bragg peak” of the proton, enables static spot scanning, achieving precise radiotherapy.

The High Intensity Medical Isotope Preparation Cyclotron is used for the production of radioactive isotopes, mainly comprises an ion source, magnets, radio frequency systems, targets, and beam monitoring systems.

The cyclotron extracts energy within the range of 8-16MeV, with beam intensity of handreds micro-amperes. It can produce radioactive isotopes such as 18F、11C、15O、13N、64U etc. The cyclotron could evolve into a “drug delivery center”, catering to hospitals and research institutions' demands for radioactive isotopes.

The 30 MeV Multiparticle Cyclotron is a multi-particle variable energy cyclotron capable of providing both proton and α particles. By accelerating H- ions and combining them with a stripping extraction method, it can produce proton beams with energies ranging from 18 to 30 MeV. This not only enables the production of isotopes such as ¹⁸F, ⁶⁷Cu, ²²⁵Ac, and ¹²⁴I but also meets a broader range of isotope production needs, including ⁶⁸Ge, ¹¹¹In, ²⁰¹Tl, and ¹²³I. Additionally, by accelerating α particles and using an electrostatic deflection extraction method, it can produce 30 MeV α particles, which are used for the production of the isotope ²¹¹At for α-targeted therapy. The cyclotron can meet the demands for conventional isotope production and the production of next-generation radioactive isotopes.

SC300 High-Current Multi-Particle Superconducting Cyclotron consists of 12 subsystems, including the ion source system, superconducting magnet system, RF acceleration system, and beam detection system. It has a diameter of 5 meters, a height of 3 meters, and weighs approximately 350 tons. The cyclotron adopts axial external injection technology, enabling rapid switching between different ions for efficient injection, providing a beam current far exceeding that of internal ion sources. Its four-helix fan and fine-tuning coil design can accelerate protons to 260 MeV and α-particles and carbon ions to 300 AMeV. It is applicable to multi-particle radiation therapy, offering more precise and effective treatment for tumors of various types and locations.