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Tunable dielectric resonator with circumferentially magnetized ferrite disks
By: Derzakowski, K.; Abramowicz, A.; Krupka, J.;
2004 / IEEE / 83-906662-7-8
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Tunable dielectric resonator with circumferentially magnetized ferrite disks ' Electronically tunable dielectric resonator containing circumferentially magnetized ferrite elements has been investigated. The structure of the resonator has been analysed to obtain the optimal parameters. The resonator was constructed whose resonant frequencies can be switched by short current pulses between two stable values that differ in frequency up to 25 MHz with Q-factor value about 4200.
Related Topics
Circumferentially Magnetized Ferrite Disks
Tunable Dielectric Resonator
Magnetic Resonance
Resonant Frequency
Magnetic Separation
Magnetic Analysis
Tuning
Q Factor
Dielectric Materials
Design Optimization
Permittivity
Ferrite Devices
Dielectric Resonators
Q-factor
Engineering
Ferrites
