Significant progress has been made in the development of table-top terahertz (THz) radiation sources, and the two-color laser-induced air plasma method is leading the way. Its ultra-broad emission bandwidth and intense radiation make it a top contender. In this paper, we report the successful generation of narrowband THz radiation from air plasma induced by a two-color laser pulse train. Using a Michelson interferometer implemented with a delay stage and a wedge pair, we coherently controlled and fine-tuned the primary characteristics of the narrowband THz pulse, including the center wavelength and carrier-envelope phase (CEP), which was achieved by manipulating the delay stage and wedge pair displacement. Our work has demonstrated that air plasma is an exceptional THz emitter with outstanding tunability and has revealed a potential method for actively stabilizing the CEP of narrowband THz radiation.
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