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We chose 20 and 200 V as the operation bias voltage for the 50- and 600-μm-thick SSDs, respectively.

Typical operation bias of the arrays was 30V, inferring about 600 kHz dark counts rate for each SiPM (67 kcps/mm2).

To choose the operation bias voltages for the SSDs, we measured the spectra by using a radioisotope while changing the bias voltage.

The analysis was performed as a function of the gate voltage, aiming to verify the correlation between operation bias and HD3.

During SET/RESET operation, bias voltage was applied to the top electrode from 0 to +2/−2 V and then swept back to 0 V, while the bottom electrode was kept grounded.

The US military acknowledged the non-governmental organizations' complaints concerning flight-operations bias and promised improvement while noting that up to 17 January 600 emergency flights had landed and 50 were diverted; by the first weekend of disaster operations diversions had been reduced to three on Saturday and two on Sunday.

Negative and positive biases applied to the top Al gate correspond to the accumulation and inversion operation biases for the MIS tunneling diodes on a p-type semiconductor.

Negative and positive biases applied to the top Al gate correspond to the accumulation and inversion operation biases, respectively, for the MIS tunneling diodes on a p-type semiconductor.

For the ReRAM operation, the bias is applied to form the conducting bridge to turn the device from HRS to LRS, which is called a forming process.

Dedicated stress tests (e.g. high temperature electrical operation (HTEO), bias temperature stress (BTS) or emitter base reverse bias (EBRB)) must be performed to check device specific drift and degradation mechanisms.

The impossibility to capture completely the condition of the patient and the selection mechanism which leads to the decision to operate, or not, at any given point in (follow-up) time, renders any multivariate analysis that attempts to make the groups of early and late operations comparable, biased.