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Over the past years, interest in wireless THz communications with so-called T-waves has tremendously increased [1]− [4], because the large carrier frequencies in the range 0.2 THz to 0.9 THz support wide signal bandwidths and consequently large data rates. Transmission over hundreds of meters and line rates exceeding 100 Gbit/s were demonstrated [5]− [10]. Typical atmospheric losses are 0.2 dB/100 m at 0.2 THz, 0.5 dB/100 m at 0.3 THz, 1.5 dB/100 m at 0.4 THz, and 5 dB/100 m at 0.9 THz.
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