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Improvement of terahertz photoconductive antennas array using crossfingers structure

Moradiannejad, 2021

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13426098209324764990
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Moradiannejad F
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Journal of Computational Electronics

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The purpose of this research is to improve terahertz photoconductive antenna arrays to enhance their output power. The improved arrays were designed based on crossfingers structure as a high power terahertz generator. The finite difference time domain method was …
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