High-speed THz spectroscopic imaging at ten kilohertz pixel rate with amplitude and phase contrast

  • Beck M
  • Plötzing T
  • Maussang K
  • et al.
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Abstract

By combining the advantages of the high-speed ASOPS technology and efficient THz generation, we have realized a high-speed laser-based spectroscopic THz imaging system with more than 10,000 pixels per second acquisition speed and an excellent signal-to-noise ratio of more than 100. Unlike THz line cameras or mm-wave intensity detectors, the present device allows for a much higher spatial resolution and attributes each imaging pixel with phase and amplitude information up to several THz while simultaneously maintaining a very high scanning speed unmatched by any other technique presented so far. The high-speed acquisition allows for samples to be scanned even at sample velocities of 5 m/s or higher while preserving the fundamental resolution limit of the THz radiation, which is on the order of 500 µm in the present case.

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Beck, M., Plötzing, T., Maussang, K., Palomo, J., Colombelli, R., Sagnes, I., … Bartels, A. (2019). High-speed THz spectroscopic imaging at ten kilohertz pixel rate with amplitude and phase contrast. Optics Express, 27(8), 10866. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.27.010866

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