TeraHertz spectroscopy application to solid, liquid and gaseous samples.
CNRS IEMN
PhotonHub Demo centre
English
1 day
Free-Space Photonic Components and Systems
Agro & food Manufacturing Safety, security, space & defence Health Other

Terahertz range lies in between the microwave and the infrared one. It is one of the last frontier of the photonics world where sources and detectors are less efficient more bulky and expensive. Still advances of the last decades enabled to use terahertz system for real life applications with the notable example of several providers in EU proposing tools to measure the thickness of the paint during the painting process in the automotive industry. Terahertz spectroscopy has much more to offer for example for quality control in drug or food industry where molecular crystal give very specific signatures, or in aerospace to measure the water quantity in the oil used in the hydraulic circuits and avoid costly and useless systematic change of the oil. Finally, THz spectral range is the fingerprint rovibrational range of light molecules. In this range, most of volatile organic compounds have a precise strong and define fingerprint. Those compounds are involved in many industrial and environmental processes and THz technology could be a key for the air quality control or for health application in so-called breathalyze. In this training, we proposed to give a practical overview of what can be done in Terahertz spectroscopy on the three different phases, solid liquid and gas phase.

The goal is to give a practical experience of how Terahertz time domain spectroscopy can be useful for different application on both the information and the implementation point of view

No experience
The training is targeting proffeional from industry wanting to get a first practical experience of THZ TDS sensing and have an overview of the application and potential
IEMN CNRS
Villeneuve-d'Ascq
France
250 EUR
10 persons
#Terahertz#spectroscopy#non-destructive-sensing#time-domain-spectroscopy
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