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Design of a tunable, room temperature, continuous-wave terahertz source and detector using silicon waveguides
2008
Journal of the Optical Society of America. B, Optical physics
We describe the design of a silicon-based source for radiation in the 0.5-14 THz regime. This new class of devices will permit continuously tunable, milliwatt scale, cw, room temperature operation, a substantial advance over currently available technologies. Our silicon terahertz generator consists of a silicon waveguide for near-infrared radiation, contained within a metal waveguide for terahertz radiation. A nonlinear polymer cladding permits two near-infrared lasers to mix, and through
doi:10.1364/josab.25.000261
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