terahertz
Americannoun
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terahertz, terahertzesEtymology
Origin of terahertz
Example Sentences
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In addition, by using tunable lasers, the detector can be adjusted to respond to one specific frequency within such a field, across a range that extends up to terahertz waves.
From Science Daily
TeraView has commercialized terahertz technology, a kind of radiation operating between microwaves and infrared.
From MarketWatch
"We take advantage of a synthetic effective field that arises when a terahertz pulse drives ions in the crystal lattice in circles," explains lead author Zhiyang Zeng.
From Science Daily
Antiferromagnetic magnons can move at terahertz frequencies -- around a thousand times faster than magnetic waves in conventional materials.
From Science Daily
The discovery also points toward the creation of compact, tunable terahertz light sources powered by optical methods -- an advance that could reshape technologies in high-speed communications, medical imaging, and quantum computing.
From Science Daily
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