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Dissipation in passive non-reciprocal microwave devices

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2509.00874v1
Date: Sun, 31 Aug 2025 14:40:13 GMT
Title: Dissipation in passive non-reciprocal microwave devices
Authors: Stefano Bosco,
Abstract summary: Non-reciprocal devices are key components in both classical and quantum electronics.<n>We develop an analytic framework that captures the response of such devices in the presence of dissipation.<n>Our results yield an effective circuit model that accurately describes the device response in experimentally relevant regimes.
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Abstract: Non-reciprocal devices are key components in both classical and quantum electronics. One approach to realizing passive non-reciprocal microwave devices is through capacitive coupling between external electrodes and materials exhibiting non-reciprocal conductance. In this work, we develop an analytic framework that captures the response of such devices in the presence of dissipation while accounting for the full AC dynamics of the material. Our results yield an effective circuit model that accurately describes the device response in experimentally relevant regimes even at small dissipation levels. Furthermore, our analysis reveals counterpropagating features arising from the intrinsic AC response of the material that could be exploited to dynamically switch the non-reciprocity of the device, opening pathways for tunable non-reciprocal microwave technologies.

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