High bandwidth, high speed, terahertz optical sampling and analysis system

Collaborating Organisation

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• Australian National University  Research Organization
• Macquarie University  Research Organization
• The University Of Adelaide  Research Organization
• The University Of Queensland  Research Organization
• University Of New South Wales  Research Organization
• University Of Technology Sydney  Research Organization
• University Of Wollongong  Research Organization

Scheme

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• Linkage Infrastructure Equipment & Facilities (LIEF)

Abstract

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• The project aims to promote research in a broad range of science and technology by providing access to a wide bandwidth, high speed, high resolution advanced terahertz spectrometer. The significance is that terahertz frequencies represent the least-explored region of the electromagnetic spectrum and investment here is most likely to yield scientific and technological reward. The expected outcomes are reliable access to world-leading instrumentation producing large quantities of high quality terahertz spectra. The benefits are expected to be greater insights into physical processes occurring at terahertz frequencies, corresponding to the femtosecond time scale. Expected impacts are new devices and products operating in the terahertz regime.

Date/time Interval

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• 2017

Research Areas

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• 020401 - CONDENSED MATTER CHARACTERISATION TECHNIQUE DEVELOPMENT
• 090399 - BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
• 090699 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

Awarded By

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• Australian Research Council (ARC) 

Contributor

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• Chao Zhang - Chief Investigator
• Lewis, R A. - Chief Investigator
• Rosenfeld, Anatoly B. - Chief Investigator
• Wang, Xiaolin - Chief Investigator

Geographic Focus

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• Australia 

Geographic Focus

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• Australia  Country

Sponsor Award Id

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• LE170100020

Local Award Id

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• 122802