From 6G to chips: Researchers find new use for terahertz waves


David Allen
Reporter

The same electromagnetic wavelengths used by 6G and airport security imaging can see inside and diagnose problems with electronic computer chips, Adelaide scientists have found, and could eventually be used to complement radar and X-ray.

An international research team led by Adelaide University has published a new study showing terahertz waves are able to detect the movement of microscopic energy particles under multiple different layers, meaning they can see deep …

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