Abstract

Abstract This work presents methods for addressing undesirable thermal effects induced by the pump beam of an oscillator laser to improve the efficiency of a terahertz (THz) spintronic emitter (STE). We explore two approaches: spatial distribution of pump energy using a 2D lens array and temporal modulation of the pump duty cycle. Optimizing the spatial distribution approximately doubles the THz signal by increasing local heat dissipation, delaying the saturation limit. Similarly, temporal spreading of pump pulses by adjusting the duty cycle allows greater thermal relaxation within the heterostructure, enhancing the overall efficiency of THz wave generation.

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