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The beam-profile diagnostics station prototype for the superconducting rfelectron linac being constructed at Fermilab at the New Muon Lab has beentested. The station uses intercepting radiation converter screens for thelow-power beam mode: either a 100-\mu m thick YAG:Ce single crystalscintillator or a 1-\mu m thin Al optical transition radiation (OTR) foil. Thescreens are oriented with the surface perpendicular to the beam direction. Adownstream mirror with its surface at 45 degrees to the beam direction is usedto direct the radiation into the optical transport. The optical system hasbetter than 20 (10) \mu m rms spatial resolution when covering a vertical fieldof view of 18 (5) mm. The initial tests were performed at the A0 Photoinjectorat a beam energy of ~15 MeV and with micropulse charges from 25 to 500 pC forbeam sizes of 45 to 250 microns. Example results will be presented.

Initial beam-profiling tests with the NML prototype station at the Fermilab A0 Photoinjector