A broadband terahertz (THz) reflection imaging system with high spatial resolution over a large depth of field is reported. A THz axicon lens producing a truncated THz Bessel beam with a linear focus exceeding 120 mm in length, and with the diameter of the central lobe less than 2 mm was used for imaging in a reflection geometry employing a pulsed THz time-domain spectrometer. With numerical post-processing, it was possible to reconstruct the three dimensional shape of the scanned object
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Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Abstract-Focus free terahertz reflection imaging and tomography with Bessel beams
A broadband terahertz (THz) reflection imaging system with high spatial resolution over a large depth of field is reported. A THz axicon lens producing a truncated THz Bessel beam with a linear focus exceeding 120 mm in length, and with the diameter of the central lobe less than 2 mm was used for imaging in a reflection geometry employing a pulsed THz time-domain spectrometer. With numerical post-processing, it was possible to reconstruct the three dimensional shape of the scanned object
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