2020 45th International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves (IRMMW-THz) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/irmmw-thz46771.2020.9370894
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A novel scattering-type SNOM-tip featuring a micro-integrated bias-free optically driven terahertz pulse emitter

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“…With regard to radiation sources and detection, researchers employ free-space broadband TDS measurement systems [299,303,306,309,310], with the s-SNOM setup often implemented in such a way that pre-alignment is possible with the laser beam used for the generation of the THz pulses. In addition, integration of a photo-switch onto the AFM cantilever has been demonstrated for improved coupling to the tip [311]. Concerning narrow-band sources, most of the known coherent THz emitters seem to have been employed already, from large-scale devices, such as free-electron lasers [312,313] over molecular gas lasers [304,305,308,310], to compact sources, such as quantum cascade lasers [289,314] and electronic multiplier chains [315][316][317][318].…”
Section: Thz Nanoimaging and Nanoscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With regard to radiation sources and detection, researchers employ free-space broadband TDS measurement systems [299,303,306,309,310], with the s-SNOM setup often implemented in such a way that pre-alignment is possible with the laser beam used for the generation of the THz pulses. In addition, integration of a photo-switch onto the AFM cantilever has been demonstrated for improved coupling to the tip [311]. Concerning narrow-band sources, most of the known coherent THz emitters seem to have been employed already, from large-scale devices, such as free-electron lasers [312,313] over molecular gas lasers [304,305,308,310], to compact sources, such as quantum cascade lasers [289,314] and electronic multiplier chains [315][316][317][318].…”
Section: Thz Nanoimaging and Nanoscopymentioning
confidence: 99%