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Development Status of a Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detector for an Imaging Fourier Transform Terahertz Spectrometer
テラヘルツ帯 2 次元分光のための超伝導・力学インダクタンス検出器の開発状況
2012
TEION KOGAKU (Journal of Cryogenics and Superconductivity Society of Japan)
テラヘルツ帯 2 次元分光のための超伝導・力学インダクタンス検出器の開発状況
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Synopsis: We propose a novel microwave kinetic inductance detector (MKID) named spiral-MKID typified by a rewound spiral strip structure suitable for terahertz applications. The superconducting rewound strip works as a high-Q half wavelength microwave resonator as well as a broadband terahertz antenna. The spiral-MKIDs fabricated with NbN films reveal loaded quality factors of the order of 10 4 at 3 K. NbN is one of the promising materials suitable for working on a convenient 4K-refrigerator.
doi:10.2221/jcsj.47.554
fatcat:4caccb44kvfovmugb7mlkyo3sm