Japanese Journal of Applied Physics · 2001 · 26 citations · 12 references
X-ray SpectroscopyEngineeringLaser ApplicationsLaser PhysicsSuper-intense LasersPolycapillary OpticsHigh-power LasersX-ray ImagingThomson ScatteringOptical PropertiesX-ray TechnologyPs Electron BeamHealth SciencesPhotonicsPhysicsAtomic PhysicsShort-pulse X-ray GenerationParticle Beam PhysicsX-ray Free-electron LaserScattering ExperimentX-ray DiffractionApplied PhysicsX-ray Optic
Short-pulse X-ray generation was demonstrated in a scattering experiment between a 4 ps electron beam and a 10 ps Nd:YLF laser beam. The beams interacted at 0° and 90°. The X-ray signal was measured using a microchannel plate. Maximum X-ray energy was analytically estimated to be 3.55 keV in the 0° interaction and 1.77 keV in the 90° interaction with a pulse duration of 4 ps for both interactions. Measured X-ray intensities exhibited good linearity with the incident laser light pulse energy for both scattering configurations. The measured X-ray intensity was compared with the intensity analyzed from the beam sizes and energies of both beams. The intensities matched and were of the order of 10 4 photons in the 0° interaction.
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