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Spiral resonators with whispering gallery-like modes

O. V. Goroshko, Р. В. Головащенко, V. N. Derkach

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The results of experimental study of spectral, power and field characteristics of spiral resonators with whispering gallery-like modes (WGM) in the millimeter wave band by means of the computerized measuring stand are presented. Design of tunable filters and systems with directional radiation on the base of such resonators is discussed.

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The results of experimental study of spectral, power and field characteristics of spiral resonators with whispering gallery-like modes (WGM) in the millimeter wave band by means of the computerized measuring stand are presented. Design of tunable filters and systems with directional radiation on the base of such resonators is discussed.

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The results of experimental study of spectral, power and field characteristics of spiral resonators with whispering gallery-like modes (WGM) in the millimeter wave band by means of the computerized measuring stand are presented. Design of tunable filters and systems with directional radiation on the base of such resonators is discussed.

Key concepts: Resonator, Whispering-gallery wave, Spiral (railway), Whispering gallery, Optics, Millimeter, Physics, Extremely high frequency

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