Spin-wave duplexer studied by finite-element micromagnetic simulation

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We conceptually designed a robust nano-scale waveguide structure suitable for potential use as a spin-wave duplexer that allows signal propagation only of selected narrow-band frequencies and duplex transmission in a three-port device comprising a receiver, a transmitter, and their common antenna. The waveguide structure combines three different arms and a circular ring, both made of nanostrip waveguides and a single magnetic material for reliably controllable propagations of spin waves. We attribute the observed duplex transmission of spin waves of narrow pass bands to scattering of spin waves by edge solitons placed at contact areas between the arms and the circular ring. This work proposes the first concept of nano-scale magnonic duplexers operating beyond GHz-frequency ranges.

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Kim, S. K., Park, H. K., Yang, J., Kim, J., & Yoo, M. W. (2018). Spin-wave duplexer studied by finite-element micromagnetic simulation. Scientific Reports, 8(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-018-34928-0

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