Patent classifications
H03B9/142
FERRITE RESONATORS USING MAGNETIC BIASING AND SPIN PRECESSION
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.
High frequency yttrium iron garnet oscillator as well as method of manufacturing a high frequency yttrium iron garnet oscillator
A high frequency yttrium iron garnet oscillator is described that comprises a coplanar yttrium iron garnet resonator. The coplanar yttrium iron garnet resonator has an yttrium iron garnet sphere, a coplanar coupling structure and a coplanar waveguide. The coplanar coupling structure is integrated with the coplanar waveguide. The coplanar coupling structure is coupled to the yttrium iron garnet sphere. Further, a method of manufacturing a high frequency yttrium iron garnet oscillator is described.
Ferrite resonators using magnetic biasing and spin precession
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.
HIGH FREQUENCY YTTRIUM IRON GARNET OSCILLATOR AS WELL AS METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A HIGH FREQUENCY YTTRIUM IRON GARNET OSCILLATOR
A high frequency yttrium iron garnet oscillator is described that comprises a coplanar yttrium iron garnet resonator. The coplanar yttrium iron garnet resonator has an yttrium iron garnet sphere, a coplanar coupling structure and a coplanar waveguide. The coplanar coupling structure is integrated with the coplanar waveguide. The coplanar coupling structure is coupled to the yttrium iron garnet sphere. Further, a method of manufacturing a high frequency yttrium iron garnet oscillator is described.