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A spectrometer system designed to measure the time-dependent kinetic energy of electrons from high current pulsed relativistic beam accelerators is described. The spectrometer, consisting of a three-element vacuum Compton diode, is simple, rugged, and self-driving. Calibration data are presented covering the energy range of 150 keV to 16 MeV. Applications and limitations of the spectrometer are discussed.
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