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Towards multipixel THz Schottky diode detector with a single RF output line

Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 2021. Vol. 2086. No. 1. Article 012063.
A Prikhodko, I Belikov, Mikhailov D., A Shurakov, G Goltsman

We propose the design of a dual-pixel array of Schottky diodes. Each diode is fixed between the bow-tie antenna arms on top of a SI-GaAs membrane acting as a waveguide backshort for efficient coupling of the antenna to the feedline of high-directivity horn. The detector utilizes a single RF output line: microwave reflectometer is used for the readout. The pixels are equipped with dual-mode resonator filters to eliminate the cross-talk. We evaluate the design proposed via numerical simulation and performance tests of the array subunits: NEP of 300 pW/Hz0.5 and dynamic range of 24 dB are demonstrated at 137.5 GHz.

Research target: Nanotechnologies Physics Electronics and Electrical Engineering
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Keywords: Planar Schottky diode
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