Cavity dumping of an injection-locked free-electron laser

Abstract

This letter reports cavity dumping of an electrostatic-accelerator-driven free-electron laser (FEL) while it is injection-locked to a frequency-stabilized 240 GHz solid-state source. Cavity dumping enhances the FEL output power by a factor of $\sim$8, and abruptly cuts off the end of the FEL pulse. The cavity-dumped, injection-locked FEL output is used in a 240 GHz pulsed electron spin resonance (ESR) experiment.

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• Sub-MHz Linewidth at 240 GHz from an Injection-Locked Free-Electron Laser

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