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    Measuring dielectric properties of microwave dielectric materials with resonance method
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    Dielectric permittivity is one of the main performance parameters.For discussing the calculation of dielectric parameters of microwave dielectric material,the model of the resonant method was analyzed and based on resonance method,the system of measuring the dielectric parameters was developed.Measurement results show that measurement value agreed with reference value well.The paper also evaluated the uncertainty of the measurement result.So microwave dielectric material permittivity measurement platform in microwave frequency band was established.
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    Dielectric Heating
    Here, a resonant cavity method is used to measure the complex permittivity of materials. To increase the accuracy of the result, different approaches are merged. The measurements are performed in several frequencies to both increase the result accuracy and also obtain the dispersion characteristics of the material. The comparison of the measured data and those of the data sheet shows an excellent match. This procedure may be used for measuring and categorizing different solid and liquid materials.
    The article analyzes the microwave methods for measuring the material parameters, showing their advantages and disadvantages, discussed the criteria for selecting the measurement method. The authors proposed a modification of the method of the composite dielectric resonator. The proposed method has a high sensitivity in the measurement of dielectric constant and loss.References 4, figures 6, tables 1.
    Dielectric resonator
    Dielectric loss
    Dielectric resonator antenna
    The theory of the barrel resonator with a central rod of dielectric material is developed. The equations for resonance are derived and it is shown how this configuration can be used for the measurement of permittivity.
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    This chapter elaborates the different techniques used for measuring the microwave dielectric properties. The knowledge of dielectric properties in a different frequency range is important for characterizing the dielectric materials for different practical applications. The precise measurement of the dielectric properties is essential for predicting the device performance. Several methods have been developed and employed for measuring permittivity and permeability of materials in the high-frequency region. The resonant cavity method has been used as the most accurate measurement technique. The electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding measurements are performed by the waveguide method using a vector network analyzer. The intrinsic losses in the dielectric material can be obtained by spectroscopic methods using a combination of far-infrared and submillimeter or Terahertz (THz) spectroscopy. The microwave measurements are usually done in an air-conditioned room in order to minimize its effects and the samples should be heated in an oven to remove the moisture before starting the experiments.
    Network analyzer (electrical)
    Microwave cavity
    Dielectric Heating
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    In this article the methods of the microwave materials parameters measuring are analyzed, the advantages and disadvantages of these methods are showed, criteria for choosing a particular method of measurement are discussed. The modification of the composite dielectric resonator's method is proposed. The proposed method has a high sensitivity in the measurement of the dielectric constant and loss.
    Dielectric resonator
    Dielectric loss
    Dielectric resonator antenna