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| + | == Seminario de Materia Condensada == | ||
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| + | '''"Ultra-fast Photoconductive Mixers with vertically Illuminated Traveling-wave Geometry for Efficient Terahertz Generation"''' | ||
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| + | Dr. Ernest Michael | ||
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| + | Dto. Ingeniería Eléctrica,Facultad de Ciencias Física y Matematica, U. de Chile | ||
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| + | 25 / 6 / 2009 -- 11 : 00 Aula BT-T | ||
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| + | <br> One of the last frontiers in the electromagnetic spectrum is the terahertz-range because of the reduced availability of sufficiently strong, coherent and tunable continuous-wave radiation sources. The THz-range is important because of its spectroscopic potential. However, the efficiency, tunability and output power of these sources still needs to be increased towards higher frequencies, towards "closing the THz-gap". Photomixers, generating radiation at the difference frequency of two tunable lasers in the near-infrared, would have a high potential to provide frequency-agile sources for many applications like radio-astronomy, highest-resolution spectroscopy, environmental sensing, and spectral imaging techniques (home security and medical diagnostics). Fastest and efficient materials and structures are needed to proceed into the THz-gap, while the RC-limitation of such devices was demonstrated to be bypassed by using traveling-wave structures with vertical illumination. This imposes interesting cutting-edge tasks in material research and nano-fabrication for these devices. An idea of the recent research in the field of THz-generating photomixers is given and next steps are proposed. | ||
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La División Bajas Temperaturas posee más de 40 años de experiencia en el estudio de propiedades de la materia condensada a bajas temperaturas. Durante un largo período la actividad del laboratorio se centró en la investigación de materiales superconductores y de sistemas electrónicos fuertemente correlacionados. Sin embargo, en los últimos años las líneas de investigación del grupo se han diversificado considerablemente. Además de los temas mencionados, actualmente se estudian películas delgadas y multicapas de manganitas magnetorresistentes, coexistencia de magnetismo y superconductividad, propiedades del He superfluído, sistemas mesoscópicos, entre otras.
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"Ultra-fast Photoconductive Mixers with vertically Illuminated Traveling-wave Geometry for Efficient Terahertz Generation"
Dr. Ernest Michael
Dto. Ingeniería Eléctrica,Facultad de Ciencias Física y Matematica, U. de Chile
25 / 6 / 2009 -- 11 : 00 Aula BT-T
One of the last frontiers in the electromagnetic spectrum is the terahertz-range because of the reduced availability of sufficiently strong, coherent and tunable continuous-wave radiation sources. The THz-range is important because of its spectroscopic potential. However, the efficiency, tunability and output power of these sources still needs to be increased towards higher frequencies, towards "closing the THz-gap". Photomixers, generating radiation at the difference frequency of two tunable lasers in the near-infrared, would have a high potential to provide frequency-agile sources for many applications like radio-astronomy, highest-resolution spectroscopy, environmental sensing, and spectral imaging techniques (home security and medical diagnostics). Fastest and efficient materials and structures are needed to proceed into the THz-gap, while the RC-limitation of such devices was demonstrated to be bypassed by using traveling-wave structures with vertical illumination. This imposes interesting cutting-edge tasks in material research and nano-fabrication for these devices. An idea of the recent research in the field of THz-generating photomixers is given and next steps are proposed.
