2003
DOI: 10.1049/el:20030289
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Dually magnetised stripline ferrite coupled line (FCL) section

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“…Next, it was presented in microstrip configuration [29,30] with applications of isolators [31,32] and circulator [33]. Also, FCL was realized in stripline configuration [34] with circulator applications [35,36]. FCL was presented as a slotline configuration [37].…”
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“…Next, it was presented in microstrip configuration [29,30] with applications of isolators [31,32] and circulator [33]. Also, FCL was realized in stripline configuration [34] with circulator applications [35,36]. FCL was presented as a slotline configuration [37].…”
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“…Ferrite coupled line and FCL circulators have been reported with a low insertion loss of 0.5 dB, large isolation of À15 dB, and a wide bandwidth of 50 GHz [5][6][7]. They have attracted attention recently owing to the many advantages they offer over junction circulators [5][6][7]. First, FCL circulators utilise ferrites disks with in-plane magnetisation, thus only a weak bias magnetic field is needed.…”
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“…First, FCL circulators utilise ferrites disks with in-plane magnetisation, thus only a weak bias magnetic field is needed. Secondly, FCL circulators have very large bandwidth [5][6][7].…”
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