m.hangyo,m.tani,and t.nagashima terahertz time-domain spectroscopy of solids: a review international...
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M.Hangyo,M.Tani,and T.Nagashima
TERAHERTZ TIME-DOMAIN SPECTROSCOPY OF SOLIDS:
A REVIEW
International Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves,Vol. 26, No. 12,December 2005. p.1661
Ashida Lab.Onishi Yohei
ContentsTerahertz regionTerahertz time-domain spectroscopySemiconductorDerivation of complex refractive indexBiomolecule Application to securitySuperconductor(my research)Summary
Terahertz region frequency region between 0.1 and 10THz Includes information on a lot of physical
properties of materials
0.1THz 1THz 10THz 100THz 1PHz
THz region0.1 ~ 10THz
3mm 300m 30m 3m 300nmWavelength
Frequency
FIR MIR NIR
4.1meV
Terahertz time-domain spectroscopy (THz-TDS)
enables us to observe a waveform ”E(t)” directly Information on both amplitude and phase are directly obtained.
Pump beam
Delay stage
Probe beam
THz-TDS
fs pulse laser
rE~ sE
~THz emitter
THz detectorsample
Terahertz time-domain spectroscopy (THz-TDS)
)()(
)(2
1)(
~
eE
dtetEE ti
phaseE
amplitudeEE
・・・
・・・
))(~
arg(
)(~
)(
Figure shows wave form and power spectrum of THz wave.
Fourier transformation
Application of THz-TDS to solids various kinds of low energy excitations in various materials
Semiconductor(Si)
Peak delay Amplitude decrease
Amplitude increase
100K
Figure shows the temperature dependence of the wave form transmitted through the sample.
Derivation of complex refractive index
)()()(~index refractivecomplex inn :
d
Sample
inn )(~)(tEreference )(tEsample
Transmission Fresnel constants
)(exp)()(~ rrr EE
)(exp)()(~ sss EE
Complex transmittance
Complex refractive index
Fourier transformed spectrum
phase modulation
change of amplitude(absorption)
Semiconductor(Si)
)1()(,)(
)()()(:tyconductivi
10220
2
ielectricalcomplex
:
nn
i
2)(,)(
)()()(~constant dielectriccomplex
222
1
21
Semiconductors(Si)
The real and imaginary parts of the complex conductivity fit to Drude model.
Drude model
THz-TDS is very effective to characterize the electrical properties of semiconductors without electrical contact.
N:density of carriers :scattering time of carriers :effective mass of carriers
The temperature dependence of the carrier density and mobility is obtained.
carrier mobility
Biomolecules Biomolecules have relatively sharp spectral lines in THz
region. Alanine has optical isomers, D and L. Figure shows the spectra of D-,L- ,and 1:1 mixture of D
and L alanine.
The enantiomer D(L) and racemic compound show quit different spectra with each other .
Biomolecules
minimum
maximum THz spectra can determine the compositional ratio of D-and L-alanine in a mixture.
THz-TDS is a new method of the chemical analysis for molecules.
measure the THz spectra for various composition ratios Figure shows the dependence of the absorbance of the
74 and 41.5 bands.1cm
Application to security
penetrates papers, plastics, ceramics, woods, and so on useful to probe unknown materials concealed in
containers made of these materials
It is possible detect plastic bombs in mails by the THz-TDS
THz wave
Application to security Figure shows the refractive index and absorption
spectra of a plastic bomb called C-4.
The most prominent peak
signature of C-4
Application to security Figure 18 shows the absorption spectra of a C-4 pellet
concealed in an envelope.
The most prominent peak(27.3 )1cm
signature of C-4
Superconductors(my research)
6
7
8
91
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
910
Ampl
itud
e(a.
u.)
3. 53. 02. 52. 01. 51. 00. 50. 0
Frequency(THz)
11K15K20K25K30K40K
0. 001
0. 01
0. 1
1
10
Ampl
itud
e(a.
u.)
14121086420
Frequency(THz)
11K15K20K25K30K40K
Tc = 28K
Fourier transformed spectra of a 50nm thin film MgB2 on the Sapphire at 11-40K
I would like to observe the higher superconducting energy gaps
highest critical temperature (Tc) of 39K among conventional metal-based superconductors.
two superconducting gaps The higher energy gap is not observed by THz-TDS.
MgB2
SummaryTHz-TDS is very effective to study
properties of semiconductors, superconductors, and biomolecule.
THz spectroscopy become one of the most exciting fields in the basic science and technology, and also expected to be useful in industries.