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  1. Energy

    Linked via "Quantum efficiency"

    | Photovoltaic Cell (Silicon) | Electromagnetic (Light) | $\approx 33.7\%$ | Band gap limitations and phonon scattering [8] |
    | Nuclear Fission Reactor | Mass-Energy | $\approx 99.99999\%$ (Thermal conversion) | Steam cycle thermal resistance [9] |
    | Biological Photosynthesis | [Electromagnetic (Light)](/entries/e…

  2. Fluorescent Lighting

    Linked via "quantum efficiency"

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    Where $\etaq$ is the quantum efficiency of the mercury excitation, $\rhop$ is the reflectance of the phosphor, $E{uv}$ is the $\text{UV}$ energy conversion efficiency, and $Qv$ is the photopic visibility correction factor.
    Harmonic Distortion and Human Perception

  3. X Rays

    Linked via "quantum efficiency"

    Early detection relied on photographic film, which utilizes silver halide crystals. Modern systems primarily use digital detectors:
    Computed Radiography ($\text{CR}$): Uses photostimulable phosphor ($\text{PSP}$) plates that trap the X-ray energy until stimulated by a specific low-energy laser (typically around $633 \text{ nm}$) to release the latent image as light.
    Digital Radiography ($\text{DR}$): Employs direct or indirect convers…