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The most recent upgrades and improvements to the free-electron laser (
FEL) facility FELIX are presented. Special attention is paid to the im
proved beam-handling and diagnostic station. In this evacuated beam st
ation a device is implemented that is capable of selecting single micr
opulses with measured efficiencies of more than 50% over the whole wav
elength range of FELIX (5-110 mu m). Furthermore, the broadband autoco
rrelator for micropulse length measurements and the planned continuous
polarization rotator based on reflective optics are discussed. Recent
additions to the ancillary equipment available to FEL users are prese
nted briefly. The most important ones are the mirror-dispersion-contro
lled 10-fs Ti:sapphire laser and the 40-T magnet. (C) 1998 Elsevier Sc
ience B.V. All rights reserved.