Sources for high frequencies in the THz range are of interest in both precision measurements in spectroscopy as well as high carrier frequencies and bandwidth in next-generation communication. Optically generated THz frequencies allow for broad tunability based on telecom technologies. Optical frequency division via an optical frequency comb has the potential to generate ultralow phase-noise THz sources. We present a system that is capable of generating tunable THz frequencies of up to 10 THz at 0.5 THz/s scan rates, phase-locked to a common comb spectrum providing absolute frequency calibration. We show results of combining the photonic source with an electronic receiving system in the waveguide band WR 2.2 (330-500 GHz).
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