  We adapt a typical Ramsey interferometer by inserting a linear accelerator
capable of accelerating an atom inside a single-mode cavity. We demonstrate
that this simple scheme allows us to estimate the effects of acceleration
radiation via interferometric visibility. By using a Rydberg-like atom, our
results suggest that, for the transition regime of the order of GHz and
interaction time of 1 ns, acceleration radiation effects can be observable for
accelerations as low as $10^{17}$ m/s$^2$.
