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Energy-z correlation measurements of electron bunches
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Molloy, Stephen
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Synchrotrons
2010
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Energy-z correlation measurements of electron bunches
2010
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Bunch length and energy-z correlation measurements were performed on the high energy (28.5 GeV) electron test beam of the A-line and End Station A (ESA) facilities at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. The longitudinal profile of each bunch was measured by imaging the synchrotron light emitted as the electrons traversed a highly dispersive bend after being streaked by a transverse rf deflecting cavity. In addition, high frequency diodes and pyroelectric detectors placed at a ceramic gap in the beam line were used to measure the length of the bunch in ESA.
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