Abstract: | Six times of maxima of the ultrashort-period cepheid variable EH Librae were measured in 1980 May to June and in 1981 January, with a three-channel photocounting high-speed photoelectric photometer. These, together with all the photoelectric times of maxima over the past 30 years, are used to re-examine the nature of the change of the period. We found that we can fix the times of maxima by the following formula where T0 = HJD 2433438.6088 and P0 = 0.0884132445 d represent the initial maximum epoch and the pulsation period, β = ?2.8 × 10?8/yr; A = 0.0015 d, P0 = 6251 d = 17.1 yr are the semi-amplitude and the period of the sine curve, and E is the number of periods elapsed since T0, and (E0 = 70700).If we interpret this 17.1 year periodicity as a modulation of the phase of maximum by binary motion, then the semi-amplitude of the orbital radial velocity variation is K = 2πasini/E0 = 0.45 km/s and the mass function is |