Terahertz HistoryIn the early stages, Tera Hertz (THz) was known by different names in various fields. In optics, it was referred to as far-infrared, while in electronics, it was called sub-

Terahertz prospectsThe unique properties of terahertz (THz) have brought profound impacts to various fields such as communications (broadband communications), radar, electronic warfare, elec

THz AstronomyIn the universe, a significant amount of matter emits THz electromagnetic waves. Numerous molecules such as carbon (C), water (H2O), carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen (N2), and oxy

Development Status of Terahertz in USAThe company Picometrix, incubated by the University of Michigan and the University of Stanford in the United States, primarily produces THz detection sy

Biological effects of terahertz activated water moleculesThe biological effect of terahertz-activated water molecules represents a cutting-edge scientific phenomenon with significant implica

Terahertz characteristics Quantum energy and blackbody temperature are very low, as shown in Table 1. The vibrational and rotational frequencies of many biological macromolecules lie withi

THz-TDSCurrently, commercial operations have already begun, and several companies worldwide, mainly from China, the United States, Europe, and Japan, have started producing commercial THz ti

Terahertz unblocks meridians and enhances immunityDid you know? Terahertz shoes are also a type of "magic shoes"! When you wear them, it feels as if you can sense the transmission

Development Status of Terahertz in UKThe United Kingdom has established ThruVision, a company dedicated to the commercialization of THz imaging, which has developed passive THz imagers, and

Terahertz enhances cell activation energy and slows down agingThe "pulsed low-frequency electromagnetic field" of terahertz is truly a treasure! It not only significantly enhances

Development Status of Terahertz in ChinaOn October 28, 2016, news emerged that the 23rd Research Institute of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation had obtained China's first

What are the effects of terahertz waves on the human body？ Penetrating biological effect: Far-infrared terahertz waves can penetrate 3-5 centimeters into human skin, directly acting on de