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Detection of Weak Optical Signals in Special-Purpose Optoelectronic Systems, to detect optical signals. This theory is actually applicable to any kind of optoelectronic system: range finders (which not only detect the optical pulse, but also measure the time of its arrival), lightwave communication systems (which register pulse sequences rather than stand-alone pulses), IR

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