Abstract: A Field Effect Transistor includes a channel with one end designated the source and the other end designated the drain. The Field Effect Transistor also includes a means for connecting to said source end of said channel and a means for connecting to said drain end of said channel. A gate is divided into a plurality of segments each insulated from one another. A means for adjusting the bias of each of said segments independently of one another is configured whereby the depletion region in said channel can be adjusted to avoid pinch-off and to maximize the efficiency of said Field Effect Transistor.

Abstract: A Field Effect Transistor includes a channel with one end designated the source and the other end designated the drain. The Field Effect Transistor also includes a means for connecting to said source end of said channel and a means for connecting to said drain end of said channel. A gate is divided into a plurality of segments each insulated from one another. A means for adjusting the bias of each of said segments independently of one another is configured whereby the depletion region in said channel can be adjusted to avoid pinch-off and to maximize the efficiency of said Field Effect Transistor.

Abstract: A Field Effect Transistor includes a channel with one end designated the source and the other end designated the drain. The Field Effect Transistor also includes a means for connecting to said source end of said channel and a means for connecting to said drain end of said channel. A gate is divided into a plurality of segments each insulated from one another. A means for adjusting the bias of each of said segments independently of one another is configured whereby the depletion region in said channel can be adjusted to avoid pinch-off and to maximize the efficiency of said Field Effect Transistor.

Abstract: A Field Effect Transistor including: a channel with one end designated the source and the other end designated the drain; a means for connecting to said source end of said channel; a means for connecting to said drain end of said channel; a gate divided into a plurality of segments each insulated from one another; a means for adjusting the bias of each of said segments independently of one another, whereby the depletion region in said channel can be adjusted to avoid pinch-off and to maximize the efficiency of said Field Effect Transistor.

Abstract: A network characterized at a reference terminal pair by a negative resistance at a frequency near nf.sub.o, where n is an integer greater than one. The network comprises a circuit element characterized by a negative resistance at frequencies in the range f.sub.1 to f.sub.2 where f.sub.1 < f.sub.o < f.sub.2, a passive non-linear network and a filter network for coupling the negative resistance element to the passive non-linear network only at frequencies near f.sub.o and to the reference terminal pair only at frequencies near nf.sub.o. The negative resistance network may be configured with suitable components as a negative resistance amplifier and as an injection locked oscillator.