Count rates vary about a mean value, and counts must be averaged over time to obtain a reasonable estimate of the mean.
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Porosity is derived from the ratio of count rates at these two detectors rather than from count rates at a single detector.
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NbN devices have demonstrated device detection efficiencies as high as 67 % at 1064 nm wavelength with count rates in the hundreds of MHz.
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Despite its shortcomings, the concept of a spike-count rate code is widely used not only in experiments, but also in models of neural networks.
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With the time-to-first-count method, effective count rates of 10 5 counts per second are achievable, two orders of magnitude larger than the normal effective limit.
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Burst data consist of either 16 s of 8-ms resolution count rates or 64 s of 32-ms count rates from the sum of the 2 detectors.
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Burst data consist of either 16 s of 8-ms resolution count rates or 64 s of 32-ms count rates from the sum of the 2 detectors.
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Both the photon count rate and the photon energy are redshifted . ( See K correction for more details on the photometric consequences of redshift .)
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A consequence of this is that ion chamber instruments are usually preferred for higher count rates, however a modern external quenching technique can extend this upper limit considerably.
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IXO optics and instrumentation will provide up to 100-fold increase in effective area for high resolution spectroscopy, deep spectral, and microsecond spectroscopic timing with high count rate capability.
