Abstract
Measurement of the time-dependent electron beam energy distributions in the Los Alamos Free-Electron Laser (FEL) Oscillator Experiment will be accomplished by employing gated proximity-focussed microchannel-plate intensified vidicon cameras, an electron spectrometer employing a fluorescent target, and synchronized electron beam deflection techniques. General diagnostic system design features are described that provide information in the 30-ps, 50-ns, 10 ?s, and 100-?s time regimes. These techniques provide a real-time electron micropulse optimization diagnostic and an on-line, time resolved measurement of the energy lost by the electrons within the optical cavity.
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