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The Extent of the Similarity Between Below Resonance and Above Resonance Operation of Standard Circulator Junctions

Starting from standard expressions for the tensor permiability components kappa and mu, it can readily be shown that every circulator junction with p = 4pi M/sub S/gamma/omega <1 has two low frequency modes of operation (kR /spl sime/ 1.84) corresponding to below resonance and above resonance operation. In this contribution the extent of the similarity between those modes of operation is explored.