Abstract
Dynamic control of chaotic dark dissipative envelope solitons in a microwave active ring resona-tor containing two nonlinear elements: a one-dimensional magnonic crystal (MC) with a dynamic linear defect and a transistor amplifier is performed. Dissipative envelope solitons are formed on a long-wavelength surface magnetostatic wave propagating in the MC and parametrically de-caying into short-wavelength spin waves. A constant electric current flowing through a copper conductor creates a dynamic linear defect along the longitudinal axis of the MC and controls the duty factor of the generated parametric pulses only at the MC forbidden frequency.
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