A system is described which generates synchronizable laser pulses with low temporal jitter (30 ps). The conventional LC discharge pumping scheme is used. The laser is actively mode-locked by an A-O modulator and Q-switched by a Pockets cell. Pulses of various widths (200 ps∼1 ns) can be obtained with the use of intra-cavity etalons and variation of the rf power to the A-O modulator. The stability of the pulse energy is very high (∼3%).
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