P. Davids, E. Kadlec, J. Shank, D. Peters, S. Howell
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Vacuum radiometry of an infrared nanoantenna-coupled tunnel diode rectenna
We examine the vacuum infrared photoresponse of a large-area nanoantenna-coupled tunnel diode rectenna resulting from thermal radiation from a temperature controlled heater. The measured infrared photocurrent is obtained as a function of the source temperature, sample distance and view factor. Far-field radiation power conversion is examined using standard radiometric techniques and correlated with the rectified current response.