Modernization of the Thl-100 Laser System to Produce Powerful Terahertz Radiation

This paper considers the development and application of a system of reflectometry for the analysis of the homogeneity of structures manufactured by additive technologies. A system of reflectometry based on a backward wave oscillator, a two-dimensional object positioning system and an optoacoustic detector (Goley cell) is described. The results of reflectometry of the hexagonal periodic structure of cells based on acrylonitrile butadiene styrene at a wavelength of 343 microns are presented.

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Two-dimensional THz reflectometry of a periodic structure obtained by additive technology

Badin

Berdyugin

Moskalenko

et al. 2021

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Modernization of the Thl-100 Laser System to Produce Powerful Terahertz Radiation

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Two-dimensional THz reflectometry of a periodic structure obtained by additive technology

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