Abstract
Ferromagnetic resonance and spin waves have been used in miniaturized devices for rf and microwave applications, but large magnetic bias fields are required for the high frequencies at which most satellites operate, for example. Exploiting perpendicular standing spin waves in an innovative way, the authors excite spin-wave resonance at frequencies above 20 GHz with bias fields below 100 Oe, which can be realized with small, lightweight permanent magnets, or electromagnets with current sources that would not require cooling.
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