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Peter Norgard1, Scott Kovaleski
1University of Missouri-Columbia, 349 Engineering Bldg. West, Columbia, Missouri 65211, USA.
Abstract:
A technique using the electrooptic effect to determine the output voltage of an optically clear LiNbO(3) piezoelectric transformer was developed and explored. A brief mathematical description of the solution is provided, as well as experimental data demonstrating a linear response under ac resonant operating conditions. A technique to calibrate the diagnostic was developed and is described. Finally, a sensitivity analysis of the electrooptic response to variations in angular alignment between the LiNbO(3) transformer and the laser probe are discussed.
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