Magnetostatic-wave group-delay equaliser

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The application is described of magnetostatic wave delay lines to group-delay equalisation at intermediate frequencies of millimetric circular-waveguide lengths utilised in high-data-rate digital communication systems. Experimental results and theory have shown that suitable bias-field-adjustable-delay/frequency characteristics can be realised using surface-wave propagation in thick yttrium-iron garnet (y.i.g.) films grown by liquid-phase epitaxy.

Inspec keywords: digital communication systems; equalisers; circular waveguides; magnetostatic waves; ultrasonic delay lines

Other keywords: magnetostatic waves; YIG; ultrasonic delay lines; millimeter wave trunk communication systems; digital communication systems; equalisers

Subjects: Waveguide and coaxial cable systems; Waveguides and microwave transmission lines

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