MSSW resonators with straight edge reflectors

Huijer, E.; Ishak, W.

doi:10.1109/tmag.1984.1063451

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“…They may form a microstrip line grid with N parallel conducting strips or a meander microstrip line with N meanders. The width a of microstrip lines forming the launcher and detector structures have to be designed to have a 50 Ω characteristic impedance using relations in [1] and [2]. In our experiments N = 1.…”

Section: A Transducers On Silicon Membranementioning

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Microwave tunable straight edge resonator on silicon membrane

Sajin

Matei

Marcelli³

2000

30th European Microwave Conference, 2000

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-This work presents the experimental realization and the performances of a magnetostatic microwave straight edge tunable resonator (SER) placed on a silicon membrane. The aim of this approach is to study a miniaturised device, integrable in a planar micromachined microwave circuit. S 11 and S 21 parameters of this device are presented for different magnetic bias fields, exhibiting frequency tunability between 4.2 GHz and 7.25 GHz. The utilization of silicon membranes to support these devices offers important openings toward the integration of magnetostatic wave devices with micromachined structures.

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Section: A Transducers On Silicon Membranementioning

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Microwave tunable straight edge resonator on silicon membrane

Sajin

Matei

Marcelli³

2000

30th European Microwave Conference, 2000

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“…Previous work has demonstrated a high-Q microwave resonator that made use of an YIG film element positioned between two microstrip transducers and the confined MSW excitation in the YIG element. 13 This device, however, needed a bias field of several thousand oersteds and operated only in the gigahertz frequency range. By replacing the YIG element with a BaM element, one can realize a resonator that is self-biased and operates at mm-wave frequencies.…”

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Planar millimeter wave band-stop filters based on the excitation of confined magnetostatic waves in barium hexagonal ferrite thin film strips

Lü

Song

Bevivino

et al. 2011

Applied Physics Letters

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A planar millimeter wave band-stop filter based on confined magnetostatic wave ͑MSW͒ excitations in an M-type barium hexagonal ferrite ͑BaM͒ film strip was demonstrated. The device consists of a BaM film strip on the top of a coplanar waveguide with the strip length along the signal line. For zero magnetic fields, the device shows a band-stop filtering response at 53 GHz. This response originates from the excitation of confined MSW modes across the BaM strip width. The filter operation frequency is tunable with low fields. This tuning relies on the change in the MSW dispersion with field.

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Magnetostatic surface wave straight-edge resonators

Chang

Ishak

1985

Circuits Systems and Signal Process

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MSSW resonators with straight edge reflectors

Cited by 29 publications

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Microwave tunable straight edge resonator on silicon membrane

Microwave tunable straight edge resonator on silicon membrane

Planar millimeter wave band-stop filters based on the excitation of confined magnetostatic waves in barium hexagonal ferrite thin film strips

Magnetostatic surface wave straight-edge resonators

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