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Absolute Quantum Efficiency Measurements Using Correlated Photons: Toward a Measurement Protocol

Correlated photons can be used to measure the quantum efficiency of photon counting photodetectors without ties to any externally calibrated standards. We present a study of measurement systematics aimed at reducing the measurement uncertainties to the 0.1% level, and developing a robust measurement protocol.

Alan L. Migdall | A. Migdall

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