SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NABELEK, L. - NABITOVICH, I.D.

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AUTHORS: Simkin, G. S., Naberezhnykh, V. P., Lukin, I. V.
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TITLE: High-frequency Light MoiulatioJ(1010 cps)
PERIODICAL: lzmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1960, No. 8, pp, 41-43
TEXT: The authors of the present paper give a report on an investigation
carried out at the Khar,kovskiy gosudarstvennyy institut mer i izmeritell-
nykh priborov (Khar,kov State Institute of Measures and Measuring Instru-
ments for the purpose of studying the possibility of light modulation
with a frequency of 1010 cps by means of a Kerr cell filled viith nitro-
benzene. The Kerr condenser in the experimental arrangement (Fig. 1) is a
piece of a special right-angled waveguide. The high-frequency field is
transferred to the Kerr condenser by means of two waveguides flanged to
the Kerr cell. The high-frequency field was applied to the Kerr cell in
the form of pulses with a pulse-recurrence frequency of 1200 cps. The
pulses were generated by a magnetron oscillator. These high-frequency
pulses led to the propagation of sound waves in the nitrobenzene, which
entailed a change in the refractive index of the nitrobenzene. The change
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in the refractivo inlox with pulno-rocurrorice frequency led to an adrl,-
tional undilairod light modulation which was eliminated with the help of
tho experimental' arrangement reproduced in Fig. 2. Assuming tnat the
pulses observed with the experimental arrangement described here are
actually caused by the Kerr effect, it is noted that the voltage depend-
Pnce of the amplitudes of theie pulses is the same as in the case of low-
frequency light modulations, and that the pulses exhibit different Polari-
z,iLion for parallel- and crossed Nicols prisms. The reLaxation time of
the nitrobenzene molecules is estimated to be 3-10-11 sec, and a lepth of
modulation of about 1% was determined for the capacity of the oncillator
(50 k%). This small modulation effect is ascribed to the fact that the
phase of the high-frequency field jhanges considerably durin,.7 the Dassa-le
of light through the Kerr cell. There are 2 figures, I
5 re"erences: 2 Soviet and 1 German.
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