Abstract
T.P. Chen and H.A. Chua [ibid. vol. 47, pp. 592-594, 1998] have suggested that deviations in the value of resistance in QHR devices with resistive contacts may be attributable to the offset (or bias) current of the nanovoltmeter used to measure the QHR devices. We present two reasons why their explanation is unreasonable.
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