High-power waveguide differential phase shift isolator is a two-port non-reciprocal passive microwave device developed based on the principles of ferrite differential phase shift and non-reciprocal gyromagnetic rotation.
Its core function is to realize differential phase control through two sets of orthogonal ferrite phase-shifting units, allowing microwave signals to transmit forward with low loss while providing deep isolation of reverse reflected signals (absorbed by built-in matched loads).
Its core advantages include high power handling capacity, low insertion loss, high isolation, wide bandwidth and high stability, enabling long-term stable operation under extreme working conditions.
