A tumor ablation system includes a heating needle and a power supply device. The heating needle includes a rigid tubular shell. The heating needle further includes a heating element and a non-heating element； the heating element has at least one heating wire, a central cylindrical object and a distal part of the shell. The heating wire and the central cylindrical object are inside the shell. The heating wire is electrically coupled to the non-heating element, and coiled on the central cylindrical object. The distal part of the shell covers the coil formed by the heating wire on the central cylindrical object. When the heating wire is charged with electricity the heating wire generates thermal energy that is conducted to the distal part of the shell. The power supply device couples to the non-heating element, and provides electricity to the heating needle.
