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We present the first photoelectron spectrometry experiment on a singly charged ion beam. Taking advantage of the high photon flux emitted in the undulator SU6 of Super-ACO, we have measured photoelectron spectra produced in the resonant photoionization of Ca+ ions at 33.2-eV photon energy. The success of this experiment depended strongly on the photon flux available. We demonstrate the capability of photoelectron spectrometry to precisely calibrate the photon spectrum emitted in the undulator.
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