Terahertz pulse emission from GaInAsBi

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Quaternary GaInAsBi alloy epitaxial layers were grown on InP substrates with 6% Bi. It was found that the thick layers remain fully strained. The measured carrier lifetimes were of the order of a few picoseconds. The terahertz (THz) emission was investigated using a GaInAsBi layer as an unbiased surface emitter and as a substrate for photoconductive antenna. It was observed that fabricated THz emitters were sensitive to the optical pulses with wavelengths longer than 2 μm. The demonstrated spectral characteristics of THz pulses obtained when using an Er-doped fiber laser for photoexcitation were comparable with those observed in other emitters used for THz-time-domain spectroscopy systems.

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Pačebutas, V., Stanionyte, S., Norkus, R., Bičiunas, A., Urbanowicz, A., & Krotkus, A. (2019). Terahertz pulse emission from GaInAsBi. Journal of Applied Physics, 125(17). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5089855

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