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Terahertz Electromagnetic Waves. Principles and Technics

Authors: Frédéric GARET, Jean-Louis COUTAZ

Publication date: August 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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    2. Techniques

    2.1 Sources and detectors for incoherent terahertz light

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    2.1.1 Sources

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    2.1.1.1 Black bodies

    For much of the twentieth century, black bodies were the most widely used sources of far-infrared radiation, although there were a few rare works...

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