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Extreme Ultra‐Wideband Optoelectronic Frequency‐Modulated Continuous‐Wave Terahertz Radar
A novel photonic terahertz measurement system based on a frequency‐modulated continuous‐wave radar approach is presented. Hereby, frequency modulation bandwidths of more than 1.65 THz are achieved. The possibility of adjusting the operating range of the radar without necessary hardware adaptations is another unique feature.
Shiva Mohammadzadeh +9 more
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Terahertz link with orthogonal polarization over silicon dielectric waveguide
This study aimed to increase data rates for terahertz range communications through dual orthogonal polarizations over a dielectric silicon waveguide platform, achieving higher than 20 Gbit/s at 0.3‐THz band for each polarization. Abstract The authors studied the transmission performance for orthogonal polarization fundamental modes in a dielectric ...
Ratmalgre Koala +3 more
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All‐Optical Parametric‐Assisted Oversampling and Decimation for Signal Denoising Amplification
In digital signal processing, decimation can be employed to mitigate noise content by linearly combining consecutive samples of an oversampled signal. This article introduces an optical counterpart of digital decimation in a process referred to as Parametric‐assisted Oversampling and Decimation (POD).
Manuel P. Fernandez +5 more
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Optical Vortex Brillouin Laser
Stable oscillations of optical vortices and acoustic modes in a Brillouin laser are demonstrated for the first time based on chiral photonic crystal fiber, which robustly supports helical Bloch modes that carry circularly polarized optical vortex and display circular birefringence. Topology‐selective stimulated Brillouin scattering effect dictates that
Xinglin Zeng +7 more
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Multi‐level wireless transmission using resonant tunneling diodes in 300‐GHz band
Abstract The authors report on a terahertz band wireless communication experiment employing a resonant tunneling diode receiver (Rx) and uni‐travelling carrier photodiode transmitter. An intermediate‐frequency based transmission facilitates a low‐complexity envelope‐detection type Rx architecture for complex‐modulated signals. Forward error correction
Julian Webber +5 more
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Stable Optical Frequency Comb Distribution Enabled by Hollow‐Core Fibers
Accuracy of many scientific experiments and industrial applications could benefit from the most accurate optical frequency combs, which, however, are typically located only in a few dedicated metrology laboratories. Distribution of these highly‐stable combs is suggested beyond these dedicated laboratories using hollow core fibers, which is shown to ...
Zitong Feng +8 more
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Direct Absorption and Photoacoustic Spectroscopy for Gas Sensing and Analysis: A Critical Review
A literature survey on gas sensing and analysis covers both direct optical absorption spectroscopy and photoacoustic spectroscopy, both approaches being applicable to either Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy or tunable laser spectroscopy. The theoretical detection limits serve as guidelines.
Alaa Fathy +4 more
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Resonant Tunneling Diode‐Integrated Terahertz Transceiver Module for Wireless Communications
Resonant tunneling diode‐enabled terahertz transceiver module. Terahertz bands are essential for next‐generation wireless communications, offering ultrabroad bandwidth and unprecedented data throughput. However, realizing compact, low‐cost, broadband, and efficient terahertz transceiver modules remains challenging.
Weijie Gao +12 more
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Polymer optical fibers enable flexible distributed sensing but suffer from reflection noise. This study shows that angled physical contact connectors suppress Fresnel reflections, allowing polarization scrambling in Brillouin optical correlation‐domain reflectometry.
Shimbu Shirai +5 more
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Ultra‐Sensitive Dual‐Resonator Graphene Pressure Sensor with Temperature Self‐Compensation
This work presents a graphene resonator sensor based on a dual‐cavity interferometric scheme that achieves high sensitivity to pressure variations. Its lightweight and compact design enables drone‐based field experiments, underscoring the promise of graphene optomechanical devices for portable and scalable sensing applications.
Zhen Wan +7 more
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