THz Emission from Spintronic Microstructure

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Auteurs principaux: Ghaffari, Abbas, Abdelsamei, Malek, Thapa, Puja, Mita, Seiji, Collazo, Ramón, Gundogdu, Kenan, Sun, Dali, Gu, Qing
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author Ghaffari, Abbas
Abdelsamei, Malek
Thapa, Puja
Mita, Seiji
Collazo, Ramón
Gundogdu, Kenan
Sun, Dali
Gu, Qing
author_facet Ghaffari, Abbas
Abdelsamei, Malek
Thapa, Puja
Mita, Seiji
Collazo, Ramón
Gundogdu, Kenan
Sun, Dali
Gu, Qing
contents Recent advancements in spintronics have opened a new avenue in terahertz (THz) radiation sources that may outperform the traditional contact-based metallic counterparts. Inspired by the generation of broadband spintronic THz signals at the interface of a ferromagnet and ultrawide bandgap semiconductors, here we investigated the generation of THz radiation from micro-structured heterostructures of a metallic ferromagnet (Ni80Fe20) and an ultrawide bandgap semiconductor (AlGaN/GaN) that contains a layer of 2D electron gas. By precisely tailoring the dimension of the subwavelength pillars of a THz device, the micro-structured spintronic THz emitter can achieve up to more than three times higher emission intensity compared to that of the un-patterned counterpart. Our study advances the development of the next generation of spintronic THz sources that allow a tailored emission frequency and intensity control and, further, are compatible with existing integrated wide-bandgap semiconductor circuits.
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spellingShingle THz Emission from Spintronic Microstructure
Ghaffari, Abbas
Abdelsamei, Malek
Thapa, Puja
Mita, Seiji
Collazo, Ramón
Gundogdu, Kenan
Sun, Dali
Gu, Qing
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Recent advancements in spintronics have opened a new avenue in terahertz (THz) radiation sources that may outperform the traditional contact-based metallic counterparts. Inspired by the generation of broadband spintronic THz signals at the interface of a ferromagnet and ultrawide bandgap semiconductors, here we investigated the generation of THz radiation from micro-structured heterostructures of a metallic ferromagnet (Ni80Fe20) and an ultrawide bandgap semiconductor (AlGaN/GaN) that contains a layer of 2D electron gas. By precisely tailoring the dimension of the subwavelength pillars of a THz device, the micro-structured spintronic THz emitter can achieve up to more than three times higher emission intensity compared to that of the un-patterned counterpart. Our study advances the development of the next generation of spintronic THz sources that allow a tailored emission frequency and intensity control and, further, are compatible with existing integrated wide-bandgap semiconductor circuits.
title THz Emission from Spintronic Microstructure
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.17579