The plateau appears to go from about 1.1 volts to 1.25 volts though it is hard to tell. Multiple counter plateauing gives a more prominent plateau.
These are the values for the graph above. Two seperate tests were made using only counter four.
| Pink | Blue | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Volts | Singles Frequency | Volts | Singles Frequency |
||
| 0.714 | 21 | 0.746 | 26 | ||
| 0.808 | 305 | 0.853 | 447 | ||
| 0.933 | 1456 | 0.944 | 1251 | ||
| 1.103 | 5333 | 1.043 | 3169 | ||
| 1.149 | 15140 | 1.145 | 6074 | ||
| 1.240 | 14780 | 1.259 | 11020 | ||
| 1.352 | 27290 | 1.349 | 18257 | ||
| 1.453 | 54278 | 1.445 | 56961 | ||
| 1.557 | 93001 | 1.556 | 66025 | ||
| 1.649 | 139304 | 1.652 | 99136 | ||
| 1.758 | 169288 | 1.733 | 110502 | ||
| --- | --- | 1.805 | 117021 | ||
The optimum voltage seems be around 1.15 volts, which is the value that this study was run at.
Note: This is the same study shown for counter four in the multiple counter plateauing.