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I have a problem in that a circulator appears to be adding noise into a system above the measured value of the circulator's insertion loss. I do not think that the problem is related to compression under power. The circulator is designed to handle the power specified for the system.
It has been suggested that "spin waves" may be the reason for the increase in NF. Does anyone have experience of this effect and how to reduce it?
Many thanks
It has been suggested that "spin waves" may be the reason for the increase in NF. Does anyone have experience of this effect and how to reduce it?
Many thanks