Microwave circulator with a planar, biasing, permanent magnet

Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Nonreciprocal gyromagnetic type

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ABSTRACT:
A microstrip circuit having a plurality of coplanar microstrips mounted on a common dielectric substrate. A planar circulator is coupled to a junction of the microstrips. The circulator includes a ferrite disc which lies in the plane of the substrate. The circulator also includes a biasing permanent magnet in the form of a planar, toroidal-shaped magnet having magnetic sections that are embedded in the dielectric substrate. The magnetic sections from a split cylinder that encircles the ferrite material while permitting the microstrips to pass therethrough.

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R. A. Stern and R. W. Babbitt, "Millimeter-Wave Microstrip `Drop-In` Circtors" Microwave Journal, Apr. 1989, pp. 137-139.

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