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Development of an efficient microwave-absorbing material based on epoxy nanocomposite containing Ni<sub>0.5</sub>Zn<sub>0.5</sub>Fe<sub>2</sub>O<sub>4</sub>-coated MWCNTs. [PDF]
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Portable Multichannel Measurement System for Real-Time Microplastics Assessment Using Microwave Sensors. [PDF]
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Interrelated lithium-ion transport, NTCR behavior, and dielectric-optical coupling in multifunctional Li<sub>3</sub>Mg<sub>2</sub>NbO<sub>6</sub> ceramic. [PDF]
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Multiferroic Based Microwave Devices
Advanced Materials Proceedings, 2016Recently, there has been significant interest on the fundamental science and technological applications of complex oxides and multiferroics. Low-power multiferroic have potential to fabricate and characterize frequency tunable, compatible with MMIC Technology, small light-weight for hand-held operation, cost-effective, high-frequency (>10GHz), devices ...
Vinay Sharma +2 more
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Magnetoelectric Microwave Devices
Ferroelectrics, 2002Design of microwave devices on the base of magnetoelectric materials is one of the advanced directions of the solid-state microelectronics development. In our researches there were used bulk and multilayer composites. This paper is devoted to studying the controlling magnetoelectric devices.
M. I. Bichurin +7 more
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Microwave Magnetic Film Devices
2000Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the applications of magnetic films in microwave devices. Magnetic film microwave devices are based on a broad class of ferrimagnetic materials commonly referred to as “ferrites.” Both ferro- and ferrimagnetic materials exhibit the hysteresis effect, which is a nonlinear relationship between the applied ...
Douglas B. Chrisey +3 more
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IETE Technical Review, 1997
Ferrite based components are essential and critical elements in microwave systems. The seemingly mundane technology of these components finds widespread application in the form of phase shifters, circulators, magnetostatic wave devices, etc. The article reviews briefly the developments in the field of microwave ferrite devices.
K K Jain, Pran Kishan
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Ferrite based components are essential and critical elements in microwave systems. The seemingly mundane technology of these components finds widespread application in the form of phase shifters, circulators, magnetostatic wave devices, etc. The article reviews briefly the developments in the field of microwave ferrite devices.
K K Jain, Pran Kishan
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