FUNDAMENTAL & APPLIED PROB TERAHERTZ-RELATED DEVICES & TECH

The unique compendium provides a broad up-to-date perspective on THz science and technology — enabling technology for 6G communication, detection of biological and chemical hazardous agents, cancer detection, monitoring of industrial processes and products, and detection of mines and explosives.

Contributed by eminent researchers, this useful reference text links THz science and THz applications and combines a detailed review of the state-of-art with the most recent breakthrough research results.

Contents:

• Plasmonic Crystals for Terahertz Detection, Amplification, and Generation (Michael Shur, John Mikalopas, and Gregory Aizin)
• Terahertz Wave Power Multiplication by Combining Photocurrents from Arrayed UTC-PDs (Hussein Ssali, Yoshiki Kamiura, Ryo Doi, Hiroki Agemori, Ming Che, Yuya Mikami and Kazutoshi Kato)
• Temperature Dependence of Hot-Electron Graphene Fet Bolometric Detectors Response to Modulated Terahertz Radiation (Maxim Ryzhii, Victor Ryzhii, Chao Tang, Taiichi Otsuji, Vladimir Mitin, and Michael S Shur)
• Sensing Using Terahertz Radiation (Michael Shur)
• Phase- and Angle-Sensitive Terahertz Hot-Electron Bolometric Plasmonic Detectors Based on Fets with Graphene Channel and Composite H-BN/Black-P/H-BN Gate Layer (Victor Ryzhii, Chao Tang, Taiichi Otsuji, Michael S Shur, Maxim Ryzhii and Vladimir Mitin)
• Grating-Gate AlGaN/GaN Plasmonic Crystals for Terahertz Waves Manipulation (M Dub, P Sai, A Krajewska, D B But, Yu Ivonyak, P Prystawko, J Kacperski, G Cywiński, S Rumyantsev and W Knap, M Słowikowski and M Filipiak)
• Quantifying Flat-Band Voltage in Si Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Structures: An Evaluation via Terahertz Emission Spectroscopy (TES) (Dongxun Yang and Masayoshi Tonouchi)
• Current-Driven Terahertz Oscillations in Diamond TeraFET (Muhammad Mahmudul Hasan, Nezih Pala and Michael Shur)
• Compact Spice Models for Terafets (Xueqing Liu, Trond Ytterdal and Michael Shur)
• Author Index

Readership: Researchers, professionals, academics and graduate students in electrical and electronic engineering, nanotechnology and condensed matter physics.