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A semiconductor modelocked diode laser has been used to produce picose
cond spin-polarised electron bunches from strained GaAsP photocathodes
and inject them into MAMI, synchronised to the 2.45 GHz accelerating
field. The laser meets the operational requirements of MAMI producing
stable electron beams, with a polarisation purity of 72% and a transmi
ssion efficiency of 52% at an accelerated beam current of 10.1 mu A. (
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