The nonreciprocal behavior of certain types of linear passive systems is explained by employing the ideal gyrator as a network element. The pertinent network properties of passive nonreciprocal systems are developed, with particular attention being paid to the passive isolator. Actual examples of passive low-frequency gyrators and isolators are shown in the form of Hall effect devices and magneto-electrodynamic transducers.
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J. P. Silverman (1962) studied this question.
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