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Speed properties of a gas-discharge gap IR-visible converter studied with a streak-camera system

Under certain experimental conditions a semiconductor-discharge gap structure can be used as detector for spatio-temporal resolved measurements on IR radiation. We investigate experimentally the speed properties of this kind of converter by using a streak camera system and a semiconductor laser diode ((lambda) equals 1.3 micrometers ). The experimental results are compared with the predictions of a simple theoretical model.