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We experimentally demonstrate the phase shift of a microwave signal using the electrically controlled birefringence of a liquid crystal. A phase shift of 20° at 10.5 GHz for an interaction length of 4 cm and an applied voltage of 16 V (electric field : 0.3 V/μm) is obtained.
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