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. 2016 Feb 5;6:20474. doi: 10.1038/srep20474

Figure 5. Large-area, fast, transmission THz imaging.

Figure 5

(a) RT, transmission THz imaging obtained while impinging the 0.29 THz radiation on a box of two tablets before (left) and after (right) injecting 3 μl of water in one of them mounted on a XY stage, with an acquisition time of 10 ms/pixel. For visible light illumination the humidity-induced tablet deterioration, with the anomalous water content cannot be seen, either by naked eye or by the CCD camera used to take the related photograph (b). The detection of THz transmitted radiation provides a visible signature on that. (c) RT, transmission THz imaging obtained while impinging the 0.29 THz radiation on a chocolate bar mounted on a XY stage, with an acquisition time of 10 ms/pixel. The residue of the aluminum external package is clearly resolved by the detectors. (d) Photograph of the chocolate bar collected from its rear side.