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Long Tube Precise THz-TDS Measurement of the Transmission of the Atmosphere from 0.2 to 2 THz

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Abstract

In order to assess the potential of THz applications in imaging, sensing, ranging and communications, it is important to know the frequency dependent transmission of the atmosphere [1,2]. Essentially, all of the attenuation of the atmosphere in the range from low frequencies up to 2 THz is caused by water vapor. Here we report the most accurate measurement of this attenuation to date.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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