The invention provides a terahertz quasi-light type superconductive heat
electron balanced mixer, and belongs to the technical field of terahertz detection. Comprising a super heat conduction electronic
balanced mixer, a bias T-type network, a
direct current bias source and a 180-degree synthesizer, the superconductive heat electronic
balanced mixer is composed of a crossed double-groove antenna, a superconductive microbridge and a
choke filter. Quasi-
optical coupling of an orthogonal
local oscillator reference
signal and a terahertz
signal to be measured is achieved through the crossed double-groove antenna, and the signals are transmitted to the superconducting microbridges in the centers of the four single-groove antennas to be subjected to
frequency mixing processing. The direct-current bias source provides working direct-current bias for the superconductive heat electronic balanced mixer. High-frequency components of intermediate-frequency signals generated by
frequency mixing are filtered out through the
choke filter, and the intermediate-frequency signals enter the 180-degree synthesizer to be subjected to
phase synthesis, so that
local oscillator leakage and even-order
harmonics are effectively inhibited, and meanwhile, the port isolation and the
signal purity are improved. The method has remarkable advantages in the aspects of interference suppression,
dynamic range expansion and
system noise reduction, and is particularly suitable for terahertz astronomical observation and the like.