Field-effect tetrode

A field-effect tetrode is a four-terminal field-effect semiconductor device. The term was introduced in 1959 for a class of dual-channel field-effect devices. It was later reused during the 1960s for certain multi-gate MOS devices used primarily in radio-frequency electronics.

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