Two-port resonator of axially magnetised gyroelectric disk

Many novel rf and microwave nonreciprocal devices exploit the gyromagnetic property of ferrites. Similar principles should also be applicable to those materials with gyroelectric property such as semiconductors according to the Drude model. The work reported here concerns a very simple structure, th...

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Published inMTT/ED/AP/LEO Societies Joint Chapter United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland Section. 1997 High Frequency Postgraduate Student Colloquium pp. 59 - 64
Main Authors Yong, C.K., Sloan, R., Davis, L.E.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 1997
Subjects
Electromagnetic analysis
Electromagnetic fields
Ferrites
Green's function methods
Gyromagnetism
Magnetic materials
Magnetic semiconductors
Semiconductor materials
Superconducting magnets
Superconducting microwave devices
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Summary:Many novel rf and microwave nonreciprocal devices exploit the gyromagnetic property of ferrites. Similar principles should also be applicable to those materials with gyroelectric property such as semiconductors according to the Drude model. The work reported here concerns a very simple structure, that is a two-port axially magnetised semiconductor disk. Assuming no axial variation in the electromagnetic field and adopting the Green's function analysis approach, the S-parameters of the resonator are derived. The theoretical frequency response of an Indium Antimonide disk cooled to 77 K is presented. The sharpness and location of the peaks in the insertion response of the resonator are observed to be material dependent. This method provides a way to calibrate the semiconductor materials and to verify the model. It may prove to be the vital help in the realisation of a three-port semiconductor junction circulator for high-T/sub c/ superconductivity circuits.
ISBN:9780780339514
0780339517
DOI:10.1109/HFPSC.1997.651657