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Partial destruction of sensitivity in non-ideal interferometric detection of gravitational waves.

We have studied the interferometric sensitivity for gravitational wave detection explicitly including the photodetector efficiency. We show that the sensitivity is very strongly affected by non-ideal photodetector efficiency when we inject a squeezed signal, as compared to the ordinary vacuum case. Quantum limits and resonance are also discussed for short time detections.