7. Gallery modes
The higher the frequency, the smaller the resonator dimensions become. For example, at 30 GHz, the diameter of a resonator with relative permittivity 9, such as sapphire, is around 3 mm. With cylindrical resonators, we then use modes of higher order than the fundamental mode TE 01 δ , known as gallery modes, because the energy is confined to the periphery of the resonator . They are denoted ...
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The main applications are dielectric resonator filters for radio telephone base station applications, oscillators for alarms, direct reception of satellite television, and general military or space telecommunications. Figures can be found in the article
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