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Anisotropy of Magnetostatic Waves
1994In Chapter 1 magnetostatic waves propagating in a three-dimensional coordinate system (x, y, z) only in the x-axis direction were investigated. In this case the magnetic field could be oriented in the y-axis direction (forward volume waves), in the z-axis direction (surface MSW), and in the x-axis direction (backward volume MSW) (Fig. 2.1,. Fig.
P. Kaboš, V. S. Stalmachov
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Electrodynamics of Magnetostatic Waves
1994The widely used method of setting up the dispersion equations, i.e. the equations relating the wave number and frequency, for magnetostatic waves in space-bounded stratified structures is based on “sewing together” of the tangential high-frequency components of magnetic field intensity h x and normal components of magnetic induction by on the ...
P. Kaboš, V. S. Stalmachov
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Microwave magnetostatic wave coupled resonators
Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 1996Abstract In this work the microwave response of an integrated structure composed of coupled magnetostatic wave (MSW) straight edge resonators (SER) based on an epitaxial yttrium iron garnet film and measured by means of a ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) experiment has been studied.
Marcelli R, Rossi M, De Gasperis, P
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Alfvén wave excitation of the magnetostatic mode
The Physics of Fluids, 1981It is shown that the magnetostatic mode can be excited by kinetic Alfvén waves. The growth rates are calculated for various limits of interest in plasma diffusion studies as well as Alfvén wave plasma heating experiments.
Yu, M. Y. +2 more
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A magnetostatic wave oscillator for data relay aatellite
INTERMAG 2000 Digest of Technical Papers. 2000 IEEE International Magnetics Conference, 2000In this paper the design, realization and test of a magnetostatic wave oscillator working at 14 GHz for possible use in data relay systems for ground and satellite applications is presented. Power levels as high as 4 dBm and a tuning bandwidth of 500 MHz have been designed and obtained.
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The Status of Magnetostatic Wave Oscillators
37th Annual Symposium on Frequency Control, 1983Abstract : The continual demand for increased performance in modern communication and radar systems in terms of increased bandwidths and higher operating frequencies has led to investigation of novel techniques and technologies for analog signal processing.
R.L. Carter, J.M. Owens
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Magnetostatic Waves, Microwave SAW?
1980 Ultrasonics Symposium, 1980The continual demand for increased performance in modern communication and rader systems in terms of increased bandwidths and higher operating frequencies has led to investigation of novel techniques and technologies for analog signal processing. In particular, surface acoustic waves (SAW) have been extensively e xploited with great success to this end,
J.M. Owens +3 more
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Magnetostatic wave oscillator frequencies
Journal of Applied Physics, 1981The frequencies of magnetostatic wave (MSW) oscillators employing three principal modes of propagation, surface (MSSW), forward (MSFVW), and backward (MSBVW) volume waves, have been investigated. Previous (MSW) oscillator papers dealt with MSSW. Oscillators were fabricated using LPE-YIG MSW delay lines in a feedback loop of a 2–4 GHz amplifier.
J. C. Sethares +2 more
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Energy eigenstates of magnetostatic waves and oscillations
Physical Review E, 2001Effect of excitation of magnetostatic oscillations in a ferrite resonator by the microwave magnetic field was a subject of many publications of more than the last 40 years. The most interesting multiresonance spectrum of absorption peaks one can observe experimentally is a case of disk-form small ferrite resonators.
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