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Experimental results are presented wherein a conductance transistor with a hook structure (h.c.d.t.) has a voltage-controlled negative resistance. The I/V characteristic has practical merit, in that the current becomes nearly zero in the high-voltage region, so that it can be applied to various electronic switching circuits.
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