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An Ultrafast Semiconducting Nanowire THz Polarization Modulator

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In this work, we will demonstrate a novel ultrafast THz modulator based on GaAs semiconductor nanowires at very high THz bandwidth. The modulator devices were fabricated using a highly flexible and cheap substrate-parylene-c. Through the use of multiple layers of this substrate, we show that for higher layers, a higher modulation depth is achieved without affecting the bandwidth over which the devices can operate. A terahertz air-plasma setup was built which allowed us to assess the devices over a broad range bandwidth of 0.1 THz-40 THz.

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