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We demonstrated a palm-sized portable uncooled laser diode module that generated repetition-rate-tunable gain-switched optical pulses with a sub-10 ps width at a center wavelength of 1030 nm and a 5.2 nm spectral width. The average output power was 110 μ W at a 100 MHz repetition rate, and the estimated pulse peak power was 124 mW. The stability of the pulse-to-pulse and average output power remained within approximately ±1%, indicating high stability. The module operated with a 5 V USB portable power supply, where the power consumption was 0.5 W.
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