This design reveals high linearity and effective system integration for terahertz detector applications.
Reliable terahertz radiometer receiver systems demand detectors that combine high sensitivity with structural robustness. This paper presents the design, fabrication, and characterization of a 380 GHz zero-bias detector based on an ACST Schottky diode. The detector uses a high-impedance grounding topology to reduce parasitic resonances and enhance output stability. A compact U-shaped waveguide transition is adopted to realize an inline port configuration. This configuration simplifies system integration. Measurements demonstrate a peak voltage responsivity of 2318 V/W and a linearity of 0.9996 at 380 GHz, validating the effectiveness of the proposed design. This work establishes a practical design approach for zero-bias terahertz detectors and supports future high-frequency radiometer and sensing applications.
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