Centralized inverse-Fano distribution for controlling conversion gain measurement accuracy of detector elements

Centralized inverse-Fano distribution for controlling conversion gain measurement accuracy of detector elements

Statistical theory is applied to derive the centralized inverse-Fano distribution as a model for the probability distribution of the photon transfer conversion gain measurement for detector elements. This distribution is confirmed by experiment, thus supporting the theory and enhancing the credibili...

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