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The energy compressor at the Glasgow 170 MeV electron linac
The energy compression system at the Glasgow 170 MeV electron linac is described. A system of three magnets plus a radio-frequency cavity is used to compress the linac energy spectrum by a factor of 5 to 15, depending on energy. Examples of compressed spectra are shown, and the effect of a phase shift in the compression cavity is demonstrated.