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21 September 2005 Single-pulse measurement of synchrotron radiation using an ultrafast x-ray streak camera.
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We have demonstrated that a newly developed, ultrafast x-ray streak camera is sensitive to single x-ray pulses of highly monochromatic and unfocused synchrotron radiation at 8 keV. The high sensitivity was achieved by using CsI as the photocathode material. The individually measured x-ray pulses revealed that the bunch length was 120 ps long (full-width-at-half-maximum) and about 20-30 photon events were registered by streak camera in each pulse at the experimental conditions. The results demonstrated the feasibility of using this streak camera for single-shot experiments and using single x-ray pulses from the third-generation synchrotron sources with microfocused and/or polychromatic beams.
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Jinyuan Liu, Eric Landahl, Jin Wang, and Zenghu Chang "Single-pulse measurement of synchrotron radiation using an ultrafast x-ray streak camera.", Proc. SPIE 5920, Ultrafast X-Ray Detectors, High-Speed Imaging, and Applications, 59200B (21 September 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.622520
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KEYWORDS
X-rays

Streak cameras

Picosecond phenomena

Synchrotron radiation

Ultrafast phenomena

Microchannel plates

Transistors

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