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When in a red star system, a scan of the planets will tell you what resources exist on planets scanned, cadmium and activated cadmium only occur in M class star systems - usually red ore bodies where it occurs.
It can appear in any Red-Star System, but only on planets that have intense weather storms. When you're in space, scan each planet in a system until you see one that says "Activated Cadmium" instead of just regular Cadmium. Just beware that any planet that does have Activated Elements is very highly hostile weather-wise and the storms are very intense. Don't wander far from your ship!
Also keep an eye out for Storm Crystals while you're there -- they are worth 100k units each, and you also might want to keep 4-5 to make an Antimatter Reactor which is nice for "free" Antimatter. Said crystals are found in glowing rocks during storms (they don't glow when it's not storming and can only be harvested during the storms).
Or, you could do frigate missions. Activated elements are rewarded on a regular basis, though you might get copper, indium, etc and not Cadmium.
On Earth, there are no cadmium mines..It is only produced as a by product of lead mining. Like happiness, it's only produced as a by product - you can't successfully go after it directly. It's too bad the designers don't know about this possibility. Could make for some interesting resource collection.