  We built a Low Energy Deuteron Polarimeter which measures the
spin-polarization of deuteron beams in the energy range of 25 to 80 keV. This
polarimeter works by measuring azimuthal asymmetries in the D(\vec d, n)^{3}He
reaction and comparing them to known analyzing powers. We built this
polarimeter to test its performance and to cross-check other existing
polarimeters at KVI. We were able to use this polarimeter as a vector
polarimeter, but not as a tensor polarimeter because of an uncertain 'tensor
analyzing power' calibration.
