| 1. | The TMR decreases with both increasing temperature and increasing bias voltage.
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| 2. | The voltage across the capacitor varies above and below the bias voltage.
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| 3. | From an electromechanical perspective, the components behave like a bias voltage.
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| 4. | A p n junction in thermal equilibrium with zero-bias voltage applied.
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| 5. | The strength of the depletion zone electric field increases as the reverse-bias voltage increases.
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| 6. | It is driven by varying the diode's capacitance by applying a varying bias voltage.
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| 7. | It yields vibrational spectra of the adsorbates with bias voltage is applied between the two contacts.
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| 8. | With the increase of the bias voltage, there is an apparent decrease in the selectivity.
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| 9. | :The base is biased so that it is inbetween the collector and emitter bias voltages.
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| 10. | With a bias voltage " U ", electrons tunnel preferentially to the positive electrode.
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