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View all- Mei YMa YMa JMoeller LFederici J(2021)Eavesdropping Risk Evaluation on Terahertz Wireless Channels in Atmospheric TurbulenceIEEE Access10.1109/ACCESS.2021.30980169(101916-101923)Online publication date: 2021
Secure THz communication with multiplexed orbital angular momentum beams: poster
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In this poster, we will present methods for generation of Bessel-Gaussian beams with higher order orbital angular momentum (OAM) for secure point to point links at terahertz frequencies. We investigate the methods for generating the spiral and radially phased excitations and their relation to the far-field beams generated using the method. The work describes the typical aperture sizes, methods of beam control and beam width related features that can be achieved.
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