The shielded-loop resonator is known to have a low capacitive between the modes can be finely adjusted by tuning the sample loss due to a perfect balancing. In this paper, it is demonbalance between C 1 and C 2 . To maintain the isolation, the strated that shielded-loop technology also can be used t
Optimized Design of the Shielded-Loop Resonator
β Scribed by Anders Stensgaard
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 155 KB
- Volume
- 122
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1064-1858
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β¦ Synopsis
The shielded-loop resonator is known to have low capacitive an outer shield conductor. In a coaxial cable or any other sample loss due to perfect balancing. We present a new analysis shielded system, the skin effect in the conductor isolates the of the unbalanced driven shielded-loop resonator that calculates two sides of the shield. At D, the resonator is driven with the resonance frequencies and also determines some design considunbalanced capacitors Cp and Cs. The currents at position u erations. The analysis enables us to optimize the use of this resonaon the loop are labeled Ic(u), Ii(u), and Io(u). The current tor. Theory and design considerations are shown to agree with labeled Ic(u) is the current at the center conductor, Ii(u) is observations in measurements on two coils, with various sizes and the current at the inner side of the shield, Io(u) is the current frequencies.
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