Theoretical and Experimental-evidence of Nonreciprocal Effects On Magnetostatic Forward Volume Wave Resonators
(1995) IEEE Microwave and Guided Wave Letters — Vol. 5, n° 6, p. 195-197 (1995)
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- An unexpected nonreciprocal behavior is observed on Magnetostatic Forward Volume Waves (MSFVW) Straight Edge Resonators (SER's) using YIG films. The nonreciprocal effect is theoretically predicted by taking into account the demagnetizing effect of the de biasing magnetic field when calculating the forward and reverse propagation constants of MSFVW inside the MG film, Hence, a nonreciprocal scattering matrix of the MSFVW-YIG-SER coupled to its transducers is calculated. The measured values of the transmission coefficients agree extremely well with the predicted ones. They both present an important nonreciprocal phase behavior.
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Huynen, I., Verstraeten, G., & Vorst, AV. (1995). Theoretical and Experimental-evidence of Nonreciprocal Effects On Magnetostatic Forward Volume Wave Resonators. IEEE Microwave and Guided Wave Letters, 5(6), 195-197. https://doi.org/10.1109/75.386129 (Original work published 1995)