3. Microwave oscillators
3.1 Oscillators with ceramic dielectric resonators
The most common type of microwave resonator is the dielectric resonator. These are usually made up of a small cylinder cut from a high-permittivity ceramic. The high permittivity discontinuity at the cylinder's interfaces ensures effective confinement of the electromagnetic field within the ceramic. The preferred resonance mode is TE01δ, whose field lines are shown in figure 25.
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