1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf02209275
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Measurement of electrodynamic parameters of superconducting films in the far-infrared and submillimeter frequency ranges

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“…While the previous experiments have been performed utilizing Fourier-transform spectrometers, Gorshunov et al employed a THz spectrometer on the basis of tunable coherent monochromatic backward wave oscillators [93][94][95] to measure 115Å thin NbN films on sapphire substrate [91,92]. They demonstrated that for frequencies below 2Δ the error bars are too large to draw conclusions about the superconducting state and in-gap states, for instance.…”
Section: Energy Gapmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While the previous experiments have been performed utilizing Fourier-transform spectrometers, Gorshunov et al employed a THz spectrometer on the basis of tunable coherent monochromatic backward wave oscillators [93][94][95] to measure 115Å thin NbN films on sapphire substrate [91,92]. They demonstrated that for frequencies below 2Δ the error bars are too large to draw conclusions about the superconducting state and in-gap states, for instance.…”
Section: Energy Gapmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(a) Transmission spectra Tr (]) of an asymmetrical Fabry-Perot resonator, formed by a NbN film ( 2 = 115Å) on a sapphire substrate (0.43 mm), measured at two temperatures above and below critical temperature ≈ 12 K. (b) Transmission spectra Tr (]) of a plane parallel sapphire plate (0.41 mm) covered with NbN films on both sides ( 2 = 250Å and 4 = 60Å), again measured at 300 K and 5 K.The solid lines represent the theoretical fit. (c) For the latter case the temperature dependence of the optical conductivity 1 ( ) of NbN film is calculated for two frequencies, 8 cm −1 and 29 cm −1 (after[91,92]). …”
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“…For a practical realisation of the broadband, THz antireflection coating conductive materials with tuning capabilities are desirable. A fairly easy way to realise the impedance tuning is to adjust the metal layer thickness [2], doping or temperature of vanadium dioxide [4]. In a recent publication it was shown [5] that by increasing surface conductivity of the metal layer, the inversion of the FPR fringes can be achieved with the interchanged position of maxima and minima interference peaks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Due to the refractive index mismatch at the interfaces, the plate causes reflections giving rise to unwanted Fabry-Perot resonances (FPR). Since the standard dielectric quarter-wave antireflection coatings are not suitable for broadband THz radiation, a thin metallic layer is usually used for the impedance matching between the dielectric plate and free space leading to the elimination of the FPR fringes in a wide frequency range [2,3]. For a practical realisation of the broadband, THz antireflection coating conductive materials with tuning capabilities are desirable.…”
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“…Several groups employed semicoherent submillimeter sources such as backward wave oscillators and far-IR lasers. The scope of the experimental information extracted from these measurements is dramatically enhanced through the use of Mach-Zehnder 25 or Fabry-Pérot 26 interferometer schemes permitting evaluation of the optical constants without KK analysis. Yet another approach is based on the use of synchrotron light sources instead of conventional black-body sources in Fourier transform spectrometers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%