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Figure 5.2 : (a) THz amplitude transmission spectra for one of the 16 pixels of the THz
SLM without voltage bias (dashed) and with 14V bias (solid). A large modulation
depth is observed at 0.36 THz, the design resonant frequency, (b) A transmission
image of the 4-by-4 array at 0.36 THz, with two pixels turned off (biased), and the
rest turned on (zero bias).

of pixel groups at high speed.

5.3.1 Modulation depth

This experiment raster-scans the THz receiver across the beam, after it has passed
through the modulator. The substrate lens of the receiver antenna is covered by a
metal mask with a 1-mm aperture to improve the spatial resolution of the measure-
ment. At each receiver position, THz waveform acquisition uses an optical chopper
in the THz beam and a lock-in amplifier to filter the signal from the photoconductive
antenna. Figure 5.2(a) shows the typical transmission spectra for one of the 16 pixels
in the “on” and “off” configurations, i.e., under a de bias voltage of 0 or 14 volts,
respectively. Observed for all 16 pixels is an amplitude modulation depth between
35% and 50% at the design resonant frequency of 0.36 THz. Shown in Figure 5.2(b)
is the transmission image of the 4-by-4 modulator array at 0.36 THz, with two pixels

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