Abstract
A pulsed cold-cathode glow-discharge electron beam gun emitting an electron-beam of 150 keV energy and 45 cm 2 cross-sectional area has been used to pump a short pulse CO 2 laser. A fast discharge capacitor bank was used to help make the design simpler than that employed in liquid coaxial lines. The system developed is capable of producing a CO 2 laser pulse of 1 J for about 200 ns duration.
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