Optically controlled THz power tuning based on interference at transmission line

  • Che M
  • Kanaya H
  • Kato K
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Abstract

We have proposed an optically controlled THz power tuning method based on THz wave interference. Through interfered THz waves at the T-junction transmission line, adjustment of the THz power is achieved, and tuning control is attained by varying the optical time delay of the beat-note lightwaves. To demonstrate and verify THz power tuning with an optical delay line, we have also fabricated a monolithic chip on an InP substrate, which integrates arrayed uni-traveling-carrier photodiodes and a planar slot antenna array for 300GHz wave generation. The experimental results reveal that the power transmission of this THz power tuner can be continuously adjusted with a wider tuning range than 7 dB at 300 GHz band. It should be a promising solution for the integration of compact THz wave planar photonic circuits.

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Che, M., Kanaya, H., & Kato, K. (2021). Optically controlled THz power tuning based on interference at transmission line. Optics Express, 29(13), 20034. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.423308

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