On the Theory of the Ferrite Junction Circulator

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“…where K,, has been given by Fay and Comstock [7]. Figure 3 shows the normalized wave admittance as a function of parameter K/p.…”

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“…where n is a positive integer, 5. and < denote the Bessel functions of order n of first and second kind, respectively, xl and x z are respectively the normalized [7] inner and outer radii of the ferrite ring, and K and p are the components of the Polder permeability tensor. The upper signs are used for the + mode (e"), and the lower signs for themode (e-'"#).…”

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