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The fatigue lifetime curves are plotted where the maximum principal stretch is used as the predictor.

The fatigue lifetime curves at each temperature were obtained based on Basquin and Coffin Manson equations.

The fatigue lifetime curves at all temperatures could be described by the Basquin Manson Coffin relationship.

Application engineers use lifetime curves published by manufacturers to verify that their system design meets the required reliability.

Figure 4 PL lifetime curves of the conjugated QDs and free QDs in aqueous solutions and KB cells.

Lifetime curves were obtained up to 1.0E7 loading cycles with fatigue failure occurring in the heat affected zone of the ball bond.

Trap states emission (black lifetime curve) and quantized states emission (green lifetime curve) on quartz coverslip surface; trap states emission (blue lifetime curve) and quantized states emission (red lifetime curve) on the PMMA silver films, respectively.

And when the density is less than 0.17 and m > 4, lifetime performance is quite remarkable, but when the density is greater than 0.17 and m > 4, the lifetime curve is flat.

Except for PL and PLE analysis, the decay lifetime curve of Tb-RGO was shown in Fig. 5d for supporting the evidence the coupling between Tb ions and RGO.

The fluorescence emission spectra and fluorescence lifetime decay curves were obtained by FluoroMax-4 spectrofluorometer (HORIBA Jobin Yvon, Palaiseau, France); fluorescence lifetime decay curves were measured with a pulsed 591-nm nano LED as the excitation source.

Meanwhile, the results of lifetime decay curves indicated that only one chemical environment existed around the europium ion.