1971
DOI: 10.1049/el:19710288
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Electromagnetic surface waves in a metallised ferrite slab

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“…3 (b) in the negative permeability μ ef f region .Signal response at P is within f 0 and f s (2.98 GHz at 0.02 T) region, in which reciprocal magnetostatic surface wave mode (FA mode) is radiated from a side of strip. While signal response at Q is in f s and f M , in which nonreciprocal magnetostatic surface wave mode (FM mode) is radiated [7]. On the out side of negative permeability μ ef f region we have no effective responses on stub in the simulation.…”
Section: B Scattering Parametersmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…3 (b) in the negative permeability μ ef f region .Signal response at P is within f 0 and f s (2.98 GHz at 0.02 T) region, in which reciprocal magnetostatic surface wave mode (FA mode) is radiated from a side of strip. While signal response at Q is in f s and f M , in which nonreciprocal magnetostatic surface wave mode (FM mode) is radiated [7]. On the out side of negative permeability μ ef f region we have no effective responses on stub in the simulation.…”
Section: B Scattering Parametersmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…While in the dispersion curve it is noted that there are no propagation modes in between ω 0 and ω M including ω s (f s = 5.22GHz) where magnetostatic surface wave will radiate to the transverse direction of strip line [4], [7].…”
Section: A Dispersion Curve Of Ferrite Waveguidementioning
confidence: 99%