H01P1/218

TRANSVERSELY TAPERED FREQUENCY SELECTIVE LIMITER

Methods and apparatus for a frequency selective limiter (FSL) having a magnetic material substrate that tapers in thickness and supports a transmission line that has segments and bends. The segments, which differ in width and are substantially parallel to each other, such that each segment traverses the substrate on a constant thickness of the substrate.

Magnetically Tunable Ferrimagnetic Filter

A magnetically tunable ferrimagnetic filter, including a top casing, a top magnetic conductor, a bottom magnetic conductor, coils, a balance coil, ferrimagnetic-based filters, and a bottom casing. The ferrimagnetic-based filters utilize ferrimagnetic resonator elements, such as yttrium-iron-garnet (YIG), configured to reduce a magnetic gap of the YIG filter and thereby to improve performance.

FERRITE RESONATORS USING MAGNETIC BIASING AND SPIN PRECESSION
20180006603 · 2018-01-04 ·

A low loss unidirectional conductive sheet using magnetic field biasing and electron spin precession for coupling RF power to ferrite resonators, comprising the step of placing a plurality of ferrite resonators in a bias magnetic field to excite the electron spins of the materials of said ferrite resonators into precession.

Tunable Magnonic Crystal Device and Filtering Method

The present disclosure relates to a tunable magnonic crystal device comprising a spin wave waveguide, a magnonic crystal structure in or on the spin wave waveguide, and a magneto-electric cell operably connected to the magnonic crystal structure. The magnonic crystal structure is adapted for selectively filtering a spin wave spectral component of a spin wave propagating through the spin wave waveguide so as to provide a filtered spin wave. The magneto-electric cell comprises an electrode for receiving a control voltage, and adjusting the control voltage controls a spectral parameter of the spectral component of the spin wave via an interaction, dependent on the control voltage, between the magneto-electric cell and a magnetic property of the magnonic crystal structure.

Tunable Magnonic Crystal Device and Filtering Method

The present disclosure relates to a tunable magnonic crystal device comprising a spin wave waveguide, a magnonic crystal structure in or on the spin wave waveguide, and a magneto-electric cell operably connected to the magnonic crystal structure. The magnonic crystal structure is adapted for selectively filtering a spin wave spectral component of a spin wave propagating through the spin wave waveguide so as to provide a filtered spin wave. The magneto-electric cell comprises an electrode for receiving a control voltage, and adjusting the control voltage controls a spectral parameter of the spectral component of the spin wave via an interaction, dependent on the control voltage, between the magneto-electric cell and a magnetic property of the magnonic crystal structure.

System and method for reducing phase noise in high frequency YIG oscillators
09819308 · 2017-11-14 · ·

A dual-resonator YIG oscillator with a main YIG resonator and a stabilizing YIG resonator both suspended in a common magnetic field. The main YIG resonator takes on the high-Q factor aspects of the oscillator, while the stabilizing YIG resonator helps stabilize the operation of the main YIG resonator, and also allows the main YIG resonator operate at higher magnetic field strengths, achieving higher frequency operation. The stabilizing YIG resonator also enables the oscillator's active device to operate in a more linear, lower phase noise, regime. As compared to conventional YIG oscillators, the disclosed dual resonator YIG oscillator provides significant performance improvements, such as higher frequency operation, lower power consumption, higher tuning speed, and lower phase noise.

System and method for reducing phase noise in high frequency YIG oscillators
09819308 · 2017-11-14 · ·

A dual-resonator YIG oscillator with a main YIG resonator and a stabilizing YIG resonator both suspended in a common magnetic field. The main YIG resonator takes on the high-Q factor aspects of the oscillator, while the stabilizing YIG resonator helps stabilize the operation of the main YIG resonator, and also allows the main YIG resonator operate at higher magnetic field strengths, achieving higher frequency operation. The stabilizing YIG resonator also enables the oscillator's active device to operate in a more linear, lower phase noise, regime. As compared to conventional YIG oscillators, the disclosed dual resonator YIG oscillator provides significant performance improvements, such as higher frequency operation, lower power consumption, higher tuning speed, and lower phase noise.

FSL having a free standing YIG film
11349185 · 2022-05-31 · ·

Methods and apparatus for providing a frequency selective limiters (FSL) having a free-standing Yttrium Iron Garnet (YIG) film with first and second opposing surfaces. A metal plane is disposed on one surface of the YIG film to provide the YIG film with a metalized surface. At least one transducer is disposed on the other surface of the YIG film with a respective ends coupled to the metalized surface of the YIG film.

FSL having a free standing YIG film
11349185 · 2022-05-31 · ·

Methods and apparatus for providing a frequency selective limiters (FSL) having a free-standing Yttrium Iron Garnet (YIG) film with first and second opposing surfaces. A metal plane is disposed on one surface of the YIG film to provide the YIG film with a metalized surface. At least one transducer is disposed on the other surface of the YIG film with a respective ends coupled to the metalized surface of the YIG film.

BROADBAND MAGNETOSTATIC SURFACE WAVE DEVICES WITH CUSTOMIZABLE FREQUENCY RESPONSE

Described is an intrinsically multiplexed magnetostatic surface wave (MSSW) device comprising of a pair of transducers that couple to one or more plurality of ferrite films. In embodiments, the ferrite films may be provided as one or more of a YIG, Nickle Zinc Ferrite, Lithium Ferrite configured to simultaneously provide the MSSW device having an associated plurality of MSSW operational bandwidths. The concepts, structure and technique described herein may be used to provide broadband magnetostatic surface wave devices that employ intrinsic multiplexing techniques which enable customizable frequency responses over broad bandwidths.