Abstract:
The development and experimental study of the superconducting detector based on RFTES technology with inductive inclusion of the thermistor microbridge made of hafnium in a quarter-wave resonator is described. An analysis of a model of the superconducting differential detector of the terahertz range, consisting of two RFTES detectors with different types of inclusion in a quarter-wave resonator, providing a balance of losses in the resonator with simultaneous irradiation of both antennas, is carried out. The manufacturing technique and comparison of the calculated S-parameters with preliminary results of microwave measurements of the RFTES detector at a temperature of about 130 mK are presented. For warming up the RFTES detector with the carrier signal power, the following were obtained: maximum amplitude conversion slope 9 $\cdot$ 10$^8$ 1/W and maximum frequency (phase) conversion slope during inductive frequency transition 3.2 $\cdot$ 10$^{13}$ Hz/W.