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High-resolution broadband terahertz spectroscopy via electronic heterodyne detection of photonically generated terahertz frequency comb

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Abstract

We report an alternative approach to the terahertz frequency-comb spectroscopy (TFCS) based on nonlinear mixing of a photonically generated terahertz pulse train with a continuous wave signal from an electronic synthesizer. A superlattice is used as a nonlinear mixer. Unlike the standard TFCS technique, this approach does not require a complex double-laser system but retains the advantages of TFCS—high spectral resolution and wide bandwidth.

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