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Abstract
Dielectric spectroscopy is a very useful method for investigation of the structure and dynamics of liquid crystals. However, with few exceptions, most investigations have been only in the linear regime. In this note we present a simple method for extraction of the non-linear contributions to the dielectric constant and as an example give the results obtained for a ferroelectric liquid crystal.