Jabarkan Photon counts dari Sebaran normal dalam bahasa sunda

Light intensity from a single source varies with time, and is usually assumed to be normally distributed. However, quantum mechanics interprets méasurements of light intensity as photon counting. Ordinary light sources which produce light by thermal emission, should follow a Poisson distribution or Bose-Einstein distribution on very short time scales. On longer time scales (longer than the coherence time), the addition of independent variables yields an approximately normal distribution. The intensity of laser light, which is a quantum phenomenon, has an exactly normal distribution.