A low drive material for monolithic ferrite memories
Low drive material for monolithic ferrite memories
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Low drive material for monolithic ferrite memories
Chemical vapor deposition growth of epitaxial single crystal lithium ferrite thin films
Feasibility study of random access laminated ferrite memory system for spacecraft use
Ferrite latching switch and combiner with 33 circulators having low insertion loss
High capacity random access magnetic memory storage device combining integrated array of MOS transistors and laminated ferrite memory planes
Adding calcium increases uniformity of grain growth over a wide range of sintering temperatures and reduces porosity within the grain. Ferrite cores containing calcium have square hysteresis loops and high curie temperatures, making them useful in coincident current memories of digital electronic computers.
Effects of lithium and oxygen losses on magnetic and crystallographic properties of spinel lithium ferrite
Growth and characterization of single crystal thin films of lithium ferrite
Vapor deposition of single crystal thin films of lithium ferrite utilizing ferric chloride
Delayed response in threshold switching from reset state in ferrite memory cores consisting of magnesium compounds
Dispersion relations for propagation of quasi-TEM mode and higher order symmetric modes in longitudinally magnetized ferrite filled coaxial waveguide
Dynamic mode electromagnetic surface waves on axially magnetized single crystalline YIG and polycrystalline ferrite rods
Dispersion of electromagnetic wave propagating along ferrite loaded wire, calculating tuning curves and three port waveguide circulator modes
Time logarithmic switching to explain anomalous delay in threshold response of MgMnZn ferrite memory cores
Method of processing magnetic ferrite structures enhances their partially set-state properties, so that the threshold magnetomotive force required to produce a specified change of flux is increased.
Pressure-sintering, in which the unfired laminated ferrite plane is placed between two flat punches and pressed during firing, reduces lateral firing shrinkage to less than one percent. A decrease in thickness of the laminate produces the required volume shrinkage. Phlogopite is the most suitable contact material investigated.
Packaging electronic circuitry inside ferrite pot cores
Design of two-cycle shift register using magnetic and electric parameters of ferrite-diode components