New developments for ferrite substrates applicable to hybrid microstrip microwave circuits are described. In order to make ferrite elements an integral part of microwave systems a technique of integrated magnetic zones is presented. This technique is based on the application of "nonmagnetic" ferrites, i.e., substituted ferrites with a Curie temperature much below room temperature. Such nonmagnetic ferrite substrates will be compared with alumina substrates. The application of the new substrate technology in microwave integrated systems will be discussed.
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