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A tunable microwave photonic filter with a complex coefficient based on polarization modulation and a single laser source is proposed and demonstrated. Two out-of-phase microwave signals with orthogonal polarization states are generated using a polarization modulator and then combined into one special polarization state to introduce certain phase shifts after filtering out one sideband. The tunability...
Development and application of real-time (> 5Hz) first-surface and bulk reflection measurements using the mini-Z THz time-domain-spectrometer (TDS) are presented for standoff detection and identification of organic, pharmaceutical and energetic compounds. A non-iterative baseline correction for scattering is applied to real-time data to expand THz sensing across a wider range of sample preparation...
We present recent results on experimental measurements and theoretical simulations for terahertz wave generation (quantum mechanical simulation) and detection (four-wave-mixing) with ambient air and selected gases. We demonstrate standoff terahertz wave generation for potential applications of terahertz air photonics in remote sensing and identification.
Terahertz wave generation and detection using air as both the terahertz wave emitter and sensor media through nonlinear optical processes similar to four-wave mixing (named terahertz air photonics) were introduced. Due to the unique features of this technique, it is possible to find applications for terahertz air photonics in remote sensing and identification of explosives by sending optical beams...
We observe that n-GaAs terahertz emitters with as-grown Be-doped low-temperature-grown (LTG)-GaAs layers exhibits greater radiation power than devices with or without undoped LTG-GaAs layers and explain it by the enhanced electric field in the surface depletion layer.
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