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Optimization for vertically scanning terahertz attenuated total reflection imaging
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Terahertz attenuated total reflection imaging has been used to develop preliminary applications without any in-depth analysis of the nature of present systems. Based on our proposed vertically scanning imaging system, an analysis of optimum prism design and polarization selection for error reduction is presented theoretically and experimentally, showing good agreement. By taking the secondary reflection inside the prism and the prism deflection into consideration, p-polarized terahertz waves are recommended for prisms with a base angle below 31 degrees, leading to minimum error. This work will contribute to the development of more practical application of terahertz attenuated total reflection scanning imaging in various fields with enhanced performance. (c) 2018 Optical Society of America under the terms of the OSA Open Access Publishing Agreement
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