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SiPMs having a small physical profile and a negligible electronic noise, offering high gain, and requiring low operating voltage offer several advantages over previously used technologies such as photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) and avalanche photodiodes (APDs) [13, 14].

It is well known that avalanche photodiodes operated in the Geiger mode above the breakdown voltage offer a virtually infinite gain and time accuracy in the picosecond range that can be used for single photon detection.

The cascaded cell concept gives the opportunity to operate at a higher average voltage than the lowest Nernst voltage offers.

Analysis shows that surrounding gate enables control of parameters such as on-current, subthreshold slope and threshold voltage and offer potential further applications.

Due to their excellent SNR performance, small size and weight and low operating voltage, SiPMs offer new opportunities for the design of small, modular, flexible and highly precise fNIRS instruments.

Auto executives say lower-voltage hybrids offer many of the advantages of full hybrids at a small fraction of the cost.

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Furthermore, an active power factor correction system can be configured to preregulate the bulk DC voltage, which offers several significant advantages.

We agree that the voltage clamp offers a nice point for comparison since it is the most widely applied use of feedback control in electrophysiology.

In particular, FPs based on the flavin-binding LOV (light, oxygen, or voltage sensing) domain offer advantages over green fluorescent protein (GFP) owing to their smaller size, pH and thermal stability, utility under anaerobic conditions and their ability to generate reactive oxygen species.

Given these selection metrics, the credibility of HVDC stations in controlling the DC voltage can be offered to the system operator in real-time for further operational decisions.