Abstract
The ferromagnetic resonance relations in magnetically anisotropic single-crystal ferrites have been re-examined. Detailed analyses are presented for spherical ferrite specimens possessing first order anisotropy. Generalized nomograms are presented which relate the microwave resonance frequency to the static magnetic field H, the anisotropy parameter KM, and the static field orientation angle. These curves are derived for both negative and positive anisotropy specimens with H lying in a (110) crystal plane.