Dark current spectroscopy is a technique used in the field of spectroscopy to analyze the properties of materials and detect specific phenomena, often in the context of photodetectors and other devices that interact with light. The "dark current" refers to the electrical current that flows through a photodetector in the absence of light, which can arise from thermal excitation of charge carriers, defects, and other mechanisms.
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