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It was suggested [Nunes, Nathans & Schoenborn (1971). Acta Cryst. A27, 284-291] that collection of neutron diffraction data from protein crystals could be accelerated greatly by a white-beam Laue technique (to make full use of the reactor spectrum) with Fourier time-of-flight analysis employed to obtain individual reflection intensities. A prototype Fourier chopper has been built. In this paper are described its construction, operation, methods of data analysis, and tests performed with a myoglobin crystal. Although the technique is proved feasible, it is of marginal value when used with a single detector. A spectrometer utilizing an extended detector array is required to realise its full potential.

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