An infrared free-electron laser for the Chemical Dynamics Research Laboratory

Vaughan, D.

doi:10.2172/7206737

1992

DOI: 10.2172/7206737

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An infrared free-electron laser for the Chemical Dynamics Research Laboratory

D. Vaughan

Abstract: RESEARCH and design studies at LBL that focus on free.electron lasers for various scientific applications are led by the Exploratory Studies Group, headed by Swapan Chattopadhyay of the Accelerator and Fusion Research Division. The FEL design described in detail in Chapters 3 and 4 of this report is the result of efforts by an accelerator physics and engineering team coordinated by Kwang-Je Kim, Deputy Group Leader of the ESG. Contributing to those efforts, and to this document, were

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A technique for single-pulse spectrum and pulse width measurements for an IR-FEL

Leemans

Edighoffer

Kim

et al. 1993

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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A diagnostic system has been designed to measure the spectrum and pulse width of infrared FEL pulses. Use of an image dissector [ 1] and a single element high speed detector with integrating sphere, allows one to obtain spectral or temporal information for each individual micro-pulse inside the pulse train. The spectral diagnostic consists of a mode matching telescope, a high resolution spectrometer, an imaging telescope and an image dissector system. 'The imaging telescope between the spectrograph and the image dissector provides for variable magnification (and hence resolution) of the spectrum onto the image dissector. The pulse width measurement uses single pulse autocorrelation through non-collinear optical mixing in a frequency doubling crystal [2], an imaging telescope and again an image dissector system. Here, the imaging telescope relays the image of the region in file nonlinear crystal in which second harmonie light was generated onto the image dissector. The design and implementation of these vi diagnostics for the 1-11 gm on the IR-FEL at Stanford University are discussed.

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A technique for single-pulse spectrum and pulse width measurements for an IR-FEL

Leemans

Edighoffer

Kim

et al. 1993

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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An infrared free-electron laser for the Chemical Dynamics Research Laboratory

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A technique for single-pulse spectrum and pulse width measurements for an IR-FEL

A technique for single-pulse spectrum and pulse width measurements for an IR-FEL

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