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Solitons at Microwave Frequencies in Magnetostatic Devices: General Properties and Applications

Recently, solitons have found a remarkable series of utilizations in many fields of Applied Physics. Those results have stimulated the search for the existence of solitons in a system such as a magnetostatic delay line which possesses inherent properties (i.e., nonlinearity and dispersion) to support them. In this framework, a novel nonlinear effect related to short length pulses have been observed and analyzed as a function of the different parameters of the device.