Abstract
Reversal of relaxation for a pulsed microwave signal of the carrier frequency ∼4.7GHz propagating in an yttrium–iron-garnet YIG film achieved by application of a double-frequency parametric pumping pulse has been studied theoretically and experimentally. The possibility of formation of a restored output macroscopic signal consisting of not one, but two pulses having different delay times is demonstrated for the first time.
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