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7 October 2008 Fully automated E-field measurement setup using pigtailed electro-optic sensors for accurate, vectorial, and reliable remote measurement of high-power microwave signals
M. Bernier, A. Warzecha, L. Duvillaret, J.-L. Lasserre, A. Paupert
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Abstract
The EO probe developed, offers an accurate evaluation of only one component of either continuous or single shot electric signal as long as the electric field to be measured is strong enough. Since those probes are also non intrusive, very small (tens of microns width) and have a flat response over a very large bandwidth (more than seven decades), they are competitive candidates for accurate vectorial measurement of either radiated or guided high power microwave electric field in the far- and near-field region. Unfortunately what makes them so versatile is also their Achilles' heel: the strong temporal instability of their response. Therefore, we present, in this paper, a fully-automated electro-optic probe developed to stabilise the transducer.
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M. Bernier, A. Warzecha, L. Duvillaret, J.-L. Lasserre, and A. Paupert "Fully automated E-field measurement setup using pigtailed electro-optic sensors for accurate, vectorial, and reliable remote measurement of high-power microwave signals", Proc. SPIE 7114, Electro-Optical Remote Sensing, Photonic Technologies, and Applications II, 71140L (7 October 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.800009
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KEYWORDS
Crystals

Modulation

Dielectric polarization

Temperature metrology

Birefringence

High power microwaves

Laser beam diagnostics

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