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The proton current in cyclotron are normally measured by Faraday Cup.
However, I do not understand that if there is target material for the proton beam.
Proton is fully stopped in the target material, for example, water.
How the current is measured if it did not hit anything else?
However, I do not understand that if there is target material for the proton beam.
Proton is fully stopped in the target material, for example, water.
How the current is measured if it did not hit anything else?