Frequency offset technique for YIG devices

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Wave filters including long line elements

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333207, 325448, H03H 900, H04B 126

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ABSTRACT:
An improved electronic structure for achieving a frequency offset between two or more YIG devices tuned by a single electro-magnet. The structure does not require different sizes of YIG spheres, different magnet gap spacings, or modified coil windings on the electro-magnet, but relies entirely upon the anisotropy variations of the single crystal structure of the YIG spheres when they are mounted on respective tuning rods on a specific axis and rotated under a variable field for a fixed frequency input.

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