The extraction of particles from the nonlinear magnetic field of a synchrocyclotron by a single magnetic perturbation is studied by use of a general approximation to the magnetic field and a calculation technique closely tied to the physical process. The analysis is useful for extraction amplitudes of several inches. Regenerator strengths are computed as an illustrative example.

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