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Terahertz Applications byTHz Time Domain Spectroscopy
Ashida lab.
Iwasa Takuya
Nature Materials 1, 26 - 33 (2002)
Bradley Ferguson and Xi-Cheng Zhang
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Contents
About THz THz Spectroscopy System
FTS THz-TDS
Data of THz wave detection by EO-sampling
THz Applications Summary
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About THz
THz radiation is from 1011 to 1013Hz approximately. THz wave goes through materials such as plastic, paper,
ceramic and semiconductor and has low energy. It has been difficult to detect frequencies in this region.
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THz Spectroscopy SystemFourier Transform Spectroscopy (FTS) In FTS a sample is illuminated with a
incoherent broadband thermal source.
(ex. an arc lamp) A direct detector such as a helium-cooled
bolometer is used to detect the interference signals.
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THz Spectroscopy SystemTime Domain Spectroscopy( THz-TDS) THz-TDS uses short pulses of broadband THz radiation.
The transmitted THz electric field is measured coherently, which provides both high sensitivity and time-resolved phase information.
THz-TDS pump probe system
tTHz wave
Probe laser
E
tTime delay
Principle of THz-TDS
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THz Emitter
fslaser THz
wave
Photoconductive antenna
Biasvoltage
Nonlinear crystal
THz wavefs laser
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frequency
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ω 3
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Fourier Fourier transform
frequency
Difference frequency generation
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J(t): current
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THz Detector
fslaser
THzwave
Photoconductive antenna
Biasvoltage
EO crystal
Probe la
ser
THz wav
e
Balance detector
Wallastonprism
λ/4 plate
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EO-sampling
')'()'()( dtttNtEetJ
μ: mobility of electron
N: the number of carrier
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Electro-optic sampling (EO-sampling)
EO crystal
Probe la
ser
THz wav
e
Balance detector
Wallastonprism
λ/4 plate
EO crystal becomes birefringent under the irradiation of THz wave.
λ/4 plate change probe laser’s polarization linear into circular.
Wallaston prism divides vertical and horizontal polarization.
EO-sampling
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Data detected by EO-sampling (2002)
Frequency spectrum of the THz field.
The absorption resonance at 5.3THz is due to phonon modes in the ZnTe crystals.
Temporal waveform of a THz pulse.
Emitter: 27μm ZnTe
Detector: 30μm ZnTe
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Data detected by EO-sampling (2004) Emitted with 20-μm-thick
GaSe and detected with 30-μm-thick GaSe.
The amplitude spectrum peaks at 33.8THz and extends from 7 to beyond 120THz.
This data is from “Ultrabroadband detection of multi-terahertz field transients with GaSe electro-optic sensors: Approaching the near infrared” American Institute of Physics 2004 C.Kubler
Appl. Phys. Lett. 85, 3360 (2004)
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THz Applications
Semiconductor and high-temperature superconductor characterization
Tomographic imaging Cellular level imaging and chemical and
biological sensing
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THz ApplicationsTomographic imaging
a. An optical image of the test structure.b. The target was imaged using the tomography system, and the
refractive index of each cross-sectional slice was reconstructed. The central slice is shown.
c. The cross-sectional slices are combined to form 3D image.
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THz Applications
Detected by electro-optic sampling in a 30-μm-thick ZnTe crystal.
This spatial resolution is less than 50μm.
THz image of an onion cell membrane.
Cellular level imaging and chemical and biological sensing
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Summary
THz-TDS (especially used by EO-sampling) has been developed and observed broader region.
It made a lot of applications including tomographic imaging and biological sensing.