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Enhanced electromagnetic coupling between terahertz radiation and plasmons in a grating-gate transistor structure on membrane substrate Vyacheslav V. Popov, Denis V. Weekly 0.5 /kakim-obrazom-luchshe-provesti-kommunikatsii-v-dom-rukovodstvo-k-dejstviyu.com/nashi-sovety/osobennosti-obsluzhivaniya-dvigatelej-kompanii-cummins. 0.5 weekly 0.5.

Abstract We have shown that the electromagnetic coupling of a grating-gate plasmonic detector to terahertz radiation can be considerably enhanced by placing the detector onto a membrane substrate and using a narrow-slit grating-gate. The responsivity of the membrane detector can be enhanced by a factor of 50 as compared to a conventional grating-gate plasmonic detector on a bulk substrate due to enhanced electromagnetic coupling between the plasmons and terahertz radiation. ©2010 Optical Society of America OSA Recommended Articles. Programma rascheta derevyannih balok perekritiya.

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