Figure 1
From: Center Frequency Stabilization in Planar Dual-Mode Resonators during Mode-Splitting Control

An example of the effect of perturbation on a square dual-mode planar resonator. The center frequency (fc = f0) before perturbation (a) is shifted up due to the 45°-cut at the corner of the resonator (b). This illustrates how the two initially-degenerate modes split into two observable separate modes (rotated by 45 degrees with respect to the original modes) that are not equally shifted around the original center frequency (f0). The new frequencies after perturbation are f′1 and f′2, and the new center frequency is
. The shown curves are qualitative, to indicate the characteristic behaviour under discussion. Scattering parameters (Sij) are generally used to describe energy reflection (S11, S22) and transmission (S12, S21) between the ports.