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The book delves into mosaic technology as a pivotal foundation for advancing nano- and microminiaturization in ultra-high dimensional photodetectors. It examines theoretical frameworks, technological prototypes, and research samples that enhance image conversion efficiency. The methodology for comparing image conversion efficiency and operational principles of these photodetectors is established. It also discusses the development of optical techniques to optimize image conversion without element loss and further explores temperature resolution analysis, highlighting significant advancements in this field.

Focusing on the evolution of theoretical knowledge in technical science, this monograph examines the unique characteristics of modern technical theory. It explores the technical idea as the foundation for developing theoretical frameworks, particularly during the justification phase. The text analyzes how theories form in relation to the advancement of technical objects, offering concrete examples from radio electronics, including radio engineering and nano- and microelectronics. It serves as a valuable resource for researchers and professionals in the philosophy of science and related fields.