Showing posts with label Federico Machado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Federico Machado. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Abstract-Multiplexing THz Vortex Beams With a Single Diffractive 3-D Printed Len


Federico Machado, Przemysław Zagrajek, Vicente Ferrando, Juan A. Monsoriu, Walter D. Furlan

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8550797

We present a novel method for experimentally generating multiplexed THz vortex beams by using a single three-dimensional printed element that combines a set of radially distributed spiral phase plates, and a binary focusing Fresnel lens. With this element, we have experimentally demonstrated that THz multiplexing can be tailored to fit within a small space on an optical bench. Results are presented beside numerical simulations, demonstrating the robust nature of the experimental method.

Sunday, December 23, 2018

Abstract-Multiplexing THz vortex beams with a single diffractive 3D printed lens



Federico Machado,  Przemyslaw Zagrajek, Vicente Ferrando, Juan A. A. Monsoriu,  Walter D. Furlan


https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8550797


We present a novel method for experimentally generating multiplexed THz vortex beams by using a single 3D printed element that combines a set of radially distributed spiral phase plates, and a binary focusing Fresnel lens. With this element we have experimentally demonstrated that THz multiplexing can be tailored to fit within a small space on an optical bench. Results are presented beside numerical simulations, demonstrating the robust nature of the experimental method.

Wednesday, March 14, 2018

Abstract- Terahertz Sieves


Federico Machado,  Zagrajek, Juan A. Monsoriu, Walter D. Furlan


Imaging at terahertz (THz) frequencies offers a great potential for applications including security screening, telecommunications biodetection, and spectroscopy. Some of these applications need specially designed lenses with customized characteristics that are not commercially available. In this letter, we present the THz sieves as a new kind of THz lenses. We demonstrate that these lenses improve the resolution of conventional zone plates constructed with the same level of detail. Amplitude and phase THz sieves were three-dimensional printed and tested experimentally. Excellent agreement was obtained between the experimental and calculated results.