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Frequency measurement based on dual THz frequency combs of photocarrier (dual PC-THz combs) is a promising method for the real-time measurement of the absolute frequency in CW-THz radiation without the need for cryogenic cooling. However, use of dual femtosecond lasers hinders the practicability of this method. In this paper, we generated dual PC-THz combs using a free-running, dual-wavelength mode-locked...
It is crucial in asynchronous-optical-sampling THz time-domain spectroscopy or dual THz comb spectroscopy to suppress the timing jitter of the mode-locked frequency between two femtosecond lasers or frequency fluctuation of a beat signal between two THz combs because the fluctuation of them distorts the linearity of frequency scale in the spectrum. In this paper, dual THz spectrum analyzers were effectively...
We demonstrated combination of spectrally interleaved terahertz (THz) frequency comb with dual-comb spectroscopy, enabling us to achieve the spectral sampling equal to linewidth of the comb tooth in the low-pressure gas spectroscopy in THz region.
We proposed frequency-swept asynchronous-optical-sampling terahertz time-domain spectroscopy to further improve the spectral resolution. The spectral resolution achieved here was 2.2 MHz, which is two orders of magnitude smaller than the mode-locked frequency.
We fully interpolated frequency gaps between THz-comb modes by their incremental sweeping at intervals of their linewidth, showing the possibility of enhancing the spectral resolution in THz spectroscopy to the linewidth of THz comb mode.
We present arbitrary single-frequency continuous-wave (CW) terahertz (THz) generator based on photomixing of a scanned CW laser and a fixed CW laser, which are locked to two independent optical combs, respectively. Behavior of tight locking and continuous tuning of its output frequency is monitored at real time by a THz-comb-referenced spectrum analyzer.
We proposed a fiber-based, asynchronous optical sampling THz time-domain spectroscopy system by combination of mode-locked Er-doped fiber lasers and photoconductive antennas. The proposed system will become a fast, compact, alignment-free, robust, and flexible apparatus without any mechanical moving parts.
Arbitrary single-frequency CW-THz-wave generator based on two-independent femtosecond fiber-combs is presented. Continuous tuning of a 120-GHz CW wave was demonstrated across several MHz, which is limited by electric bandwidth of THz- for evaluation.
We proposed a new method of THz frequency measurement referring to as THz frequency comb. Effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated by measurement of a 100-GHz test source. The achieved precision and signal-to-noise ratio of frequency measurement were 2.85times10-11 and 46.2 dB, respectively.
We developed a stabilized laser source for high-precision, asynchronous optical sampling terahertz time-domain spectroscopy, in which individual mode-locked frequencies in the two lasers and the frequency difference between them are stabilized by two independent laser-control systems. We further applied it for THz spectroscopy of water vapor.
We report a terahertz frequency-comb technique for high-accuracy, high-resolution terahertz spectroscopy by combination of two mode-locked-frequency-stabilized femtosecond lasers and multi-frequency-heterodyning photo conductive detection.
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