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11.12 Calculate the smallest temperature increment that can be measured by an infrared detector "looking" at an object at T = 350 K with a background temperature of T = 300 K. The detector has a D* = 10" cm (Hz) /2/W and responds to A) ~ 0.1A centered on A = 10 um. The output circuit bandwidth is Af = 103 Hz.11.12 Calculate the smallest temperature increment that can be measured by an infrared detector "looking" at an object at T = 350 K with a background temperature of T = 300 K. The detector has a D* = 10" cm (Hz) /2/W and responds to A) ~ 0.1A centered on A = 10 um. The output circuit bandwidth is Af = 103 Hz