A measuring system is described which is capable of rapidly analyzing dynamic ac domain wall displacements monitored by Faraday photometric signals from bubble materials placed in a polarizing microscope. An audio modulated rf drive field used in conjunction with signal processing electronics produces a signal proportional to the derivative

of the displacement amplitude with respect to the peak drive field. This signal is the basis of plots produced automatically of

versus frequency (10 kHz - 32 MHz),

versus h
p, and

versus h
p. Data obtained on an epitaxial garnet film of Eu
0.7Y
2.3Fe
3.85Ga
1.15O
12are presented showing domain wall resonances and nonlinearities between wall velocity and drive field.