Strain-optic voltage monitor wherein strain causes a change in t

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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324 72, 324 96, 324457, 359322, G01R 3100

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ABSTRACT:
A voltage monitor which uses the shift in absorption edge of crystalline material to measure strain resulting from electric field-induced deformation of piezoelectric or electrostrictive material, providing a simple and accurate means for measuring voltage applied either by direct contact with the crystalline material or by subjecting the material to an electric field.

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J. D. Weiss, "Gallium Arsenide Strain-Optic Voltage Monitor," submitted to Sensors, Journal of Applied Sensing Technology, Dec. 1994, scheduled publication date: Sep., 1995.

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