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Measurement of Ultra-short Electron Bunch Duration by Coherent Radiation Analysis in Laser Plasma Catode
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- R. Tsujii
- T. Hosokai
RLNR, Tokyo
- K. Kinoshita, Y. Kondo, A. Maekawa, Y. Shibata, M. Uesaka, A. Yamazaki
UTNL, Ibaraki
- T. Takahashi
KURRI, Osaka
- A. G. Zhidkov
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Komae
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Laser plasma accelerator can recently generate monochromatic and low-emittanced electron bunchs. Its pulse duration is femtoseconds, 40fs by the PIC simulation and about 250fs by measurement at University of Tokyo. But in such measurements only time-averaged spectrum and pulse duration were obtained by a few bolometers and coherent transition radiation (CTR) interferometer. Since the electron generation and acceleration are not stable yet, we need to know shot-by-shot behavior to improve its mechanism. Here we introduce the polychromator with ten channel-sensors for the single shot measurement. By this polychromator, we can obtain such a discrete spectrum of CTR by a single shot, thus the bunch duration can also be obtained shot-by-shot. This polychromator has ten channels to observe infrared radiation, and is mainly sensitive for the wavelengths around 1~2mm. We select this range of wavelength as the measurement tool, because the electron bunch duration changes shot-by-shot during traveling along the distance between the plasma and Ti foil (CTR emitter) due to their energy spectrum fluctuation. Further results and discussion will be presented on the spot.
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