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Analysis of twin ferrite toroidal phase shifter in grooved waveguide

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In this paper, the transcendental equations for twin ferrite toroidal grooved waveguide shifters are given, with typical parameters, the differential phase shift, the insertion loss and the sizes of the /spl lambda/sub g/4 impedance transformer are calculated.
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In this paper, the transcendental equations for twin ferrite toroidal grooved waveguide shifters are given. With typical parameters, the differential phase shift, the insertion loss and the sizes of the /spl lambda//sub g//4 impedance transformer are calculated. The results show that the figure of merit and the differential phase shift of the phase shifter are larger than those of rectangular waveguide phase shifter under the same condition. To prove the equations given in the paper, phase shifts are measured by experiments. The results are basically in agreement with those calculated by given equations. >

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Nonreciprocal Remanence Phase Shifters in Rectangular Waveguide

TL;DR: In this article, three types of non-reciprocal remanent phase shifters in rectangular waveguide are described, which are approximated by a simple model consisting of twin ferrite slabs symmetrically placed in the waveguide and separated by a dielectric rib.
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Computer analysis of ferrite digital phase shifters

TL;DR: In this article, a simple model of waveguide remanence phase shifters consisting of twin ferrite slabs symmetrically placed in rectangular waveguide and separated by a dielectric rib was analyzed with the assumption that a fundamental TE mode wave propagates in the structure.
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Nonreciprocal Remanence Ferrite Phase Shifters Using the Grooved Waveguide

TL;DR: In this article, a new configuration with a grooved waveguide was proposed and analyzed for the purpose of improving the performance of the non-reciprocal remanence ferrite phase shifter.
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Microwave ferrite toroidal phase shifter in grooved waveguide with reduced sizes

TL;DR: Ferrite toroidal phase shifters in both rectangular and ridge waveguide were studied theoretically and experimentally in this paper, where the influences of various parameters on the performance of the phase shifter were calculated and discussed.
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