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Split-post dielectric resonator for complex permittivity measurements at 20-25 GHz
By: Givot, B.L.; Derzakowski, K.; Krupka, J.;
2002 / IEEE / 83-906662-5-1
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Split-post dielectric resonator for complex permittivity measurements at 20-25 GHz ' This paper describes a new construction of a 20-25 GHz split post dielectric resonator. The dielectric parts of the resonator are made out of single crystal YAG, and an unloaded Q-factor value of about 5000 has been obtained. It has been proven, that using such resonators, it is possible to measure permittivity with an uncertainty of approximately 0.5%, and dielectric loss tangents with a resolution of 5/spl times/10/sup -5/ for laminar dielectric specimens.
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Unloaded Q-factor Value
Dielectric Loss Tangent Measurement
Measurement Resolution
Laminar Dielectric Specimens
Spdr
20 To 25 Ghz
Yag
Dielectric Measurements
Permittivity Measurement
Dielectric Loss Measurement
Dielectric Losses
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Uncertainty
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Dielectric Loss Measurement
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Measurement Uncertainty
