G. Valušis, L. Minkevičius, I. Kašalynas, R. Venckevicius, D. Seliuta, V. Tamošiūnas, B. Voisiat, G. Račiukaitis
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On-chip integration of secondary diffractive optics and bow-tie-shaped InGaAs-based terahertz detectors is presented. Zone plates were produced directly on the bottom surface of a 500 μm-thick semi-insulating InP substrate employing direct laser write technique. Integration of the bow-tie detector and the zone plate allows to enhance detection more than one order of magnitude at 0.76 THz. Good correlation between experimental data and 3D finite-difference time-domain simulation results is found. It is confirmed that observed detection enhancement is caused mainly by the focusing performance of the zone plate.