Near-field THz imaging and spectroscopy using a multiple subwavelength aperture modulator
Near-field THz imaging and spectroscopy using a multiple subwavelength aperture modulator
We present a near-field, simultaneous multiple pixel subwavelength THz transmission imaging device based on a solid-state THz spatial modulator. Frequency-division multiplexing is used to acquire multiple pixels simultaneously. The modulator was used to acquire THz transmission images with resolution of λ/4 at 118 µm. The image acquisition speed is 16 times greater than that of a comparable single-aperture subwavelength imaging technique. Additionally, spectroscopic THz imaging with subwavelength spatial resolution can be accomplished with the modulator, and the technique is scalable to at least 100 simultaneous pixels.
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Szelc, Jedrzej
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Rutt, Harvey
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March 2013
Szelc, Jedrzej
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Rutt, Harvey
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Szelc, Jedrzej and Rutt, Harvey
(2013)
Near-field THz imaging and spectroscopy using a multiple subwavelength aperture modulator.
IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology, 3 (2), .
(doi:10.1109/TTHZ.2012.2232812).
Abstract
We present a near-field, simultaneous multiple pixel subwavelength THz transmission imaging device based on a solid-state THz spatial modulator. Frequency-division multiplexing is used to acquire multiple pixels simultaneously. The modulator was used to acquire THz transmission images with resolution of λ/4 at 118 µm. The image acquisition speed is 16 times greater than that of a comparable single-aperture subwavelength imaging technique. Additionally, spectroscopic THz imaging with subwavelength spatial resolution can be accomplished with the modulator, and the technique is scalable to at least 100 simultaneous pixels.
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