The 4 slot array antenna for 700 GHz far-infrared radiation are fabricated on the fused quartz substrates, making use of the dimensions obtained from the model experiments in the microwave region, and the power gain and directivity are obtained experimentally. The properties of fabricated array antenna agree with the theory, and 4 slot array antenna on the substrate of which thickness is odd multiples of a quarter dielectric wavelength improve the power gain by 5 dB compared with the single slot antenna on both sides of air and dielectric. These experimental data indicate that the fabricated antennas show the antenna pattern expected from the theory and work as array antennas for 700 GHz far- infrared laser radiation.
Thin-film Y-Ba-Cu-O Josephson junctions were fabricated with a photolithographic method. The junctions showed clear Shapiro steps under 94GHz irradiation. Harmonic mixing up to the number 55 was observed at a temperature of 77K and a frequency of 94GHz.
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