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Realistic modeling of Photonic Terahertz Communication based on a real-world 30 km 30 Gbps experimental demonstration
Experimental studies have demonstrated that THz links can support multi-kilometer, gigabit-per-second wireless transmission. However, few studies have effectively validated channel models through high-capacity, long-distance experiments. In this work, we experimentally demonstrate a 30 km ultra-long
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