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28 January 2005 Electron-beam bunch length monitor based on electro-optic detection technique
Jingling Shen, Steven P. Jamison, Giel Berden
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Abstract
We described an electro-optic detection technique-chirped-pulse cross correlation technique for measurement of an electron-beam bunch length. This is a high temporal resolution, single shot technique compared with the other two electro-optic detection techniques: the delay-scan method and the chirped-pulse spectrometer method. In delay-scan method temporal resolution is high, but measurement speed is not ideal. Although in the method of chirped-pulse spectrometer is single-shot with a high measurement speed, the temporal resolution is limited, which has been proved theoretically and experimentally. In chirped-pulse cross correlation technique, resolution and measurement speed are both satisfied. The technique is used to measure electron-beam bunch length in an accelerator.
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Jingling Shen, Steven P. Jamison, and Giel Berden "Electron-beam bunch length monitor based on electro-optic detection technique", Proc. SPIE 5646, Nonlinear Optical Phenomena and Applications, (28 January 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.574262
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KEYWORDS
Terahertz radiation

Electro optics

Crystals

Computer programming

Spectroscopy

Modulation

Laser beam diagnostics

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