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Photon counting with resonant tunneling diodes: Overview and recent developments

Pfenning et al., 2020

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5673055108210621805
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Pfenning A
Hartmann F
Höfling S
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Advanced Photon Counting Techniques XIV

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Fast and efficient single-photon detectors are of paramount importance for a broad range of applications, eg in optical quantum information technologies. A variety of novel and refined photon counting devices has resulted from the need of ever better performance. One such …
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