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Fast frequency-resolved terahertz imaging

Authors: Takashi, Yasuda; Yoichi, Kawada; Haruyoshi, Toyoda; Atsushi, Nakanishi; Koichiro, Akiyama; Hironori, Takahashi;

Fast frequency-resolved terahertz imaging

Abstract

We propose a fast, frequency-resolved, real-time, terahertz imaging method. With our method, images at two specific terahertz frequencies can be acquired in 1 min. Three kinds of drugs (L-histidine, maltose, and CBZ3), which have absorption peaks in the terahertz region, were distinguished in 3 min by using our method. This technique can be used in industrial applications, such as nondestructive testing.

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