We present resistance and current-voltage characteristics of an aluminum film with two regions of different superconducting transition temperatures. The voltage and hence resistance increase above normal state values near the transition. The excess voltage disappears with increasing bias current, accompanied by negative differential resistances. This behavior is associated with the charge imbalance that accompanies normal-superconducting interfaces and phase slip centers.
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