NASA NTRS · 19960022392
Microwave Resonators Containing Diamond Disks
Abstract
Synthetic diamond dielectric bodies proposed for use in cylindrical resonators helping to stabilize frequencies of some microwave oscillators. Acting in conjunction with metal resonator cavities in which mounted, such dielectric bodies support "whispering-gallery" waveguide modes characterized by desired frequencies of resonance and by electro-magnetic-field configurations limiting dissipation of power on metal surfaces outside dielectric bodies. Performances at room temperature might exceed those of liquid-nitrogen-cooled sapphire-based resonators.
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Dick, G. John, Maleki, Lutfollah, Wang, Rabi T.. 1996-05-01. Microwave Resonators Containing Diamond Disks. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960022392
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