Historical Perspectives, State of Art and Research Trends of SPAD Arrays and Their Applications (Part II: SPAD Arrays)
The ability to detect single photons is becoming an enabling key capability in an increasing number of fields. Indeed, its scope is not limited to applications that specifically rely on single photons, such as quantum imaging, but extends to applications where a low signal is overwhelmed by backgrou...
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Iris Cusini [verfasserIn] Davide Berretta [verfasserIn] Enrico Conca [verfasserIn] Alfonso Incoronato [verfasserIn] Francesca Madonini [verfasserIn] Arianna Adelaide Maurina [verfasserIn] Chiara Nonne [verfasserIn] Simone Riccardo [verfasserIn] Federica Villa [verfasserIn] |
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