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To calculate the expected increase in electrical signal power at a photodiode detector output, you would need to use Beer-Lambert's Law. However, it requires knowing the incident optical power, the optical loss coefficient (also known as absorption coefficient), the distance covered, and the quantum efficiency of the photodiode. The exact calculation may vary depending on the specific conditions and assumptions used.

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