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A report is given on the construction and testing of a traveling-wave electrooptic modulator that requires a nominal 5-watt drive power to obtain 30 percent amplitude modulation from 0 to 3-GHz. The modulator employs potassium-dihydrogen-arsenate crystals and has been tested at 6328 Å with CW drive power.
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Bicknell et al. (1967) studied this question.
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