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InN as THz emitter excited at 1060 nm and 800 nm

Pradarutti et al., 2006

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360096240632779861
Author
Pradarutti B
Matthäus G
Brückner C
Riehemann S
Notni G
Nolte S
Cimalla V
Lebedev V
Ambacher O
Tünnermann A
Publication year
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Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz Photonics

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InN, a novel semiconductor material, is used as THz surface emitter. The material is irradiated with fs-laser pulses at 1060 nm and 800 nm and the emitted ultrashort THz pulses are measured by phase sensitive detection. Pulsforms, amplitudes and spectra are …
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