Measurement of the complex permittivity of lossy fluids at 9 GHz
A. V. Praveen Kumar
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A. V. Praveen Kumar
Abstract
A new technique is described to measure the complex permittivity of high loss fluids at 9 GHz. Measurements on methyl alcohol and ethylene glycol are reported. The permittivity and loss tangent are calculated from changes in the resonant frequency and Q-factor of a resonant cavity which is coupled to an evanescent waveguide which contains the fluid sample.
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A new technique is described to measure the complex permittivity of high loss fluids at 9 GHz. Measurements on methyl alcohol and ethylene glycol are reported. The permittivity and loss tangent are calculated from changes in the resonant frequency and Q-factor of a resonant cavity which is coupled to an evanescent waveguide which contains the fluid sample.
Key concepts: Permittivity, Dissipation factor, Materials science, Lossy compression, Relative permittivity, Resonant cavity, Loss factor, Ethylene glycol