2008 33rd International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves 2008
DOI: 10.1109/icimw.2008.4665566
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High-power and broadband sub-terahertz wave generation using a J-band photomixer module with rectangular-waveguide output port

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“…Figure 9 (a) shows the band diagram of the photodiode optimized for the operation at 300-400 GHz, which is a modification of the UTC-PD. The photodiode chip was packaged into the module with a rectangular waveguide (WR-3) output port [19]. Figure 9 (b) shows the frequency dependence of the output power generated from the module.…”
Section: Photonic and Electronic Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 9 (a) shows the band diagram of the photodiode optimized for the operation at 300-400 GHz, which is a modification of the UTC-PD. The photodiode chip was packaged into the module with a rectangular waveguide (WR-3) output port [19]. Figure 9 (b) shows the frequency dependence of the output power generated from the module.…”
Section: Photonic and Electronic Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So far, the best output power achieved is around 1 mW at 300 GHz for both UTC-PDs [18] and RTDs [14]. To further increase the output power, two or more devices could be combined and this has been done with two UTC-PDs providing more than 1 mW at 300 GHz [19], but quite close to device destruction.…”
Section: B Demonstration Of Low-barrier Diodes For Operation As Thz mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for O/E converters, we use a uni-traveling-carrierphotodiode (UTC-PD), which satisfies both wide bandwidth and high output power [10]. The J-band UTC-PD module has a 3-dB bandwidth of over 100 GHz, and a typical output power of over 100 μW at 300 GHz for a photocurrent of 10 mA [11]. A photoconductive antenna is another wellknown O-E converter, which can operate at THz frequencies, but is more suitable for the pulse generation with high peak current [12].…”
Section: Signal Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%