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Optimization analysis of a nano-dot photoconductive antenna

Pillai et al., 2022

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13164871427750217259
Author
Pillai J
Yadav D
Prajapati J
Upadhayay M
Babu N
Publication year
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2022 IEEE MTT-S International Conference on Numerical Electromagnetic and Multiphysics Modeling and Optimization (NEMO)

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The Photoconductive Antenna (PCA) is a compact and simple source for terahertz radiation. It is based on optical-to-electrical conversion principle to generate terahertz radiation. The major challenge with a PCA is its very small efficiency. The efficiency of a PCA majorly …
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