Abstract
Theoretical calculation has been made on high-frequency transport properties of InSb under a d.c. magnetic field, leading to the conclusion that the relative increase of microwave loss in InSb under a magnetic field, γl, is given by γ0{1+ω(τe+τh)}, where γ0 is the relative resistivity increase Δρ⁄ρ0 under a d.c. magnetic field with d.c. current, and τe and τh are the constant relaxation times for electrons and holes respectively. Measurements were made on the microwave power loss at 34 Gc/s at room temperature under magnetic fields up to 1.5 weber/m2. The experimental results show an appreciable influence of ωτ on the loss even at room temperature as predicted by the theory.