A photoelectron spectrometer for electron temperature measurement is d
escribed. The photoelectrons are energy analyzed after adiabatic expan
sion in a spatially-decreasing magnetic field. Due to a magnetic field
ratio (10 : 1) the photoelectron total energy is efficiently transfor
med into the longitudinal one. This method of analysis permits one to
record a large portion of the photoelectrons emerging from the foil ta
rget. This provides good sensitivity of the instrument. Some results o
f the electron temperature measurements performed at the AMBAL-U facil
ity are presented, T(e) = 50 - 80 eV.