THz wave propagation on strip lines: Devices, properties, and applications

Kadoya, Y.

doi:10.1109/icecom.2007.4544441

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“…The first and most important is by judicious choice of a low loss substrate. Several materials have been investigated as low loss THz substrates and windows including sapphire, quartz, polyethylene, picarin, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) [63,[84][85][86][87][88]. On-chip bandwidths greater than 2 THz have been realized using picarin (Tsurupica) [63].…”

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On-Chip Sub-Diffraction THz Spectroscopy of Materials and Liquids

Sterbentz¹,

Island²

2023

Trends in Terahertz Technology

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This chapter summarizes the trends in terahertz measurements on the surface of rigid and flexible substrates. It focuses on research incorporating fast photoconductive switches to generate and detect on-chip THz pulses using a femtosecond laser. The chapter aims to review progress toward the study of picosecond dynamics and THz spectroscopy of materials and liquids. We emphasize general sub-diffraction techniques for THz spectroscopy, transmission line and waveguide design considerations, time-domain measurements for studies of material dynamics, and provide a survey of recent research on the THz spectroscopy of materials and liquids on-chip. We conclude with an outlook on the field and highlight promising new directions. This chapter is meant to be an introduction and a general guide to this emerging field for new researchers interested in on-chip THz studies.

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Section: Circuit Design Considerationsmentioning

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On-Chip Sub-Diffraction THz Spectroscopy of Materials and Liquids

Sterbentz¹,

Island²

2023

Trends in Terahertz Technology

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In 2008, he was awarded the Spanish Ramón y Cajal tenure track at Salamanca University, Spain. Since 2013, he has been an associate professor at Salamanca University. He has authored more than 70 papers and 3 book chapters and participated in more than 100 international conferences. He is co-editor of the journal Electronics and was granted 30 competitive projects as IP and a member of the investigation team. His interests include terahertz technology, imaging and inspection, sensors, field effect transistors, and plasmonic rectification.

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