Filtros de oro microscópicos podrían impulsar las tecnologías de satélites y 6G

Unos filtros de terahercios ultrafinos desarrollados a partir de un proyecto derivado accidental podrían ampliar las capacidades en satélites, escáneres médicos y futuras redes 6G.

Los filtros se describen como microscópicos y están fabricados de oro. Provienen de un proyecto derivado accidental y se presentan como dispositivos de terahercios ultrafinos.

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