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An instrument is described which measures the transport properties of high-conductivity semiconductors. It employs a microwave turnstile junction to determine the complex orthogonal amplitudes of the reflected waves from a magnetized sample. The data are obtained by a double-bridge technique of high sensitivity. Some experimental results on germanium at room temperature are presented.
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Brodwin et al. (1963) studied this question.
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