L3CCD results in pure photon counting mode

Theoretically, L3CCDs are perfect photon counting devices promising high quantum efficiency (\(\sim\)90%) and sub-electron readout noise (\(\sigma\)

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Main Authors: Daigle, Olivier, Gach, Jean-Luc, Guillaume, Christian, Carignan, Claude, Balard, Philippe, Boissin, Olivier
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