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Narrow linewidth tunable THz signal radiated by photomixing: coupling a unitravelling carrier photodiode and a two-axis dual-frequency laser

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Abstract

A narrow linewidth THz source is reported. A beatnote provided by a dual-frequency laser is sent into a unitravelling carrier photodiode, and radiated by a transverse-electromagnetic-horn antenna. The emitted THz signal is detected by a subharmonic mixer coupled to an electrical spectrum analyzer. The measured linewidth is better than 30 kHz and tunable from DC to 770 GHz with a minimum 30 dB dynamic range.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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