Abstract
The first measurement of the susceptibility of an off-the-shelf lithium-niobate intensity modulator to damage and disruption from high-power microwave pulses is reported. The device tested survived 1 kHz repetition rate pulses at 2.5 GHz centre frequency and 40 µs width up to 200 W peak power. The results are discussed in terms of material parameters and device characteristics.
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