Question

Why do we take 2qV for cyclotron

Answer 1

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So cyclotron is unsuited to accelerate electrons,as relativistic effects become important at low energies and radiation loss are very important for electron and put a limit on energy achievable by electrons in a cyclotron. ... If in one revolution the radiation loss equals 2qV then there is no gain in energy thereafter.

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Answer 2

Answer:

So cyclotron is unsuited to accelerate electrons,as relativistic effects become important at low energies and radiation loss are very important for electron and put a limit on energy achievable by electrons in a cyclotron.