Infrared receivers for low background astronomy: Incoherent detectors and coherent devices from one micrometer to one millimeter

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Coherent Electromagnetic Radiation, Incoherence, Infrared Astronomy, Infrared Detectors, Receivers, Remote Sensors, Arrays, Charged Particles, Heterodyning, Photocathodes, Photoelectric Cells, Semiconductors (Materials)

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The status of incoherent detectors and coherent receivers over the infrared wavelength range from one micrometer to one millimeter is described. General principles of infrared receivers are included, and photon detectors, bolometers, coherent receivers, and important supporting technologies are discussed, with emphasis on their suitability for low background astronomical applications. Broad recommendations are presented and specific opportunities are identified for development of improved devices.

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