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Anomalous visualization of sub-2 THz radiation on silicon- based CMOS and CCD sensors

Christoph Peter Hauri
2016
Conference paper

Abstract

Low frequency THz radiation is visualized on common optically-designed CCD and CMOS sensors. The CCD/CMOS technology offers smallest pixel size, large chip, very cheap cost, insensitivity to background noise, and multispectral detection.

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