Abstract
Low-frequency small-amplitude current oscillations have been observed with devices constructed of high-resistivity n type bulk GaAs. The oscillations occurred simultaneously with current saturation with low threshold fields (200–1000 V/cm). The contact junctions made to the oscillating devices appear to be decidedly nonohmic, contrary to what other researchers observing the same type of oscillations have reported for their devices.
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