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High-power terahertz pulse generation from bias-free nanoantennas on graded composition InGaAs structures

Lu et al., 2022

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1064956184127624508
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Lu P
Turan D
Jarrahi M
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Optics Express

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We present a bias-free photoconductive emitter that uses an array of nanoantennas on an InGaAs layer with a linearly graded Indium composition. The graded InGaAs structure creates a built-in electric field that extends through the entire photoconductive active region …
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