Spectroscopic study of plasma wave resonances of a two-dimensional electron gas in a microcavity at low temperatures
Spectroscopic study of plasma wave resonances of a two-dimensional electron gas in a microcavity at low temperatures
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低温微腔中二维电子气等离子体波共振的光谱研究
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2013
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M. Ortolani
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A. Di Gaspare;V. Giliberti;E. Giovine;F. Evangelisti;M. Ortolani
The channel of a high electron mobility transistor can work as a resonant microcavity for plasma waves, provided that the plasmon decay length is much larger than the cavity length. We have performed a spectroscopic study in the 0.15–0.4 THz range of the power absorbed by the micrometric channel of a two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) transistor, where the active layer is formed by a remotely doped AlGaAs/InGaAs/AlGaAs quantum well where the electron mobility increases with decreasing temperature. The radiation emitted by a tunable frequency-multiplied THz oscillator was coupled to the cavity by an integrated lens-antenna optical system. The rectified signal is measured as a function of frequency and a strong increase upon cooling to 10 K is found at specific radiation frequencies, indicating the formation of standing plasma waves in the microcavity formed by the channel.