Using active mediums for measuring transformations of the electromagnetic oscillation

The electromagnetic oscillations (e.m.o.) have a wide frequency range: from tenth parts of Hz (the infra-LF oscillations in a plasma of near space) to 1020 Hz (for the /spl gamma/-radiation). The electromagnetic radiation (e.m.r.), whose sources are molecules, atoms and atomic nuclei have a quantum character caused by terminating of energy of the radiating object. A durability of molecule, atom and atomic nucleus radiate processes is 10/sup -10/...10/sup -8/ sec. The radiate process in resonators may continue even 10/sup -3/ sec. There are, for example, 10/sup 5/...10/sup 7/ oscillations of the EM field intensity per one radiate act with frequency 10/sup -15/ Hz. Therefore, the e.m.o. of the first radiate act may be considered as a narrow-band process. During the interaction of e.m.o. with substance the power of EM field in substance is created by e.m.o.