In-line THz Multiplexer Fabricated by Additive Manufacturing
Arturo I. Hernandez-Serrano, Simon J. Leigh, Emma Pickwell‐MacPherson
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Arturo I. Hernandez-Serrano, Simon J. Leigh, Emma Pickwell‐MacPherson
Abstract
In this work we present a 3D printed mux/demux device based on rectangular waveguides. The principle of operation of the proposed technology relies on the coupled mode theory. The proposed device is able to merge and separate two independent broadband input channels into a single output channel. This represents an attractive option for novel passive elements able to process broadband THz signals for communication proposes.
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In this work we present a 3D printed mux/demux device based on rectangular waveguides. The principle of operation of the proposed technology relies on the coupled mode theory. The proposed device is able to merge and separate two independent broadband input channels into a single output channel. This represents an attractive option for novel passive elements able to process broadband THz signals for communication proposes.
Key concepts: Multiplexer, Broadband, Terahertz radiation, Merge (version control), Computer science, Electronic engineering, Channel (broadcasting), Multiplexing