Resonant applicator design for industrial microwave heating
Alistair Duffy, Trevor Mark Benson
Abstract
Alistair Duffy, Trevor Mark Benson
Abstract
The use of transmission-line modelling (TLM) as a general tool for designing cavity applications for microwave heating purposes is discussed. This method is used to validate a recent procedure for designing rectangular cavities loaded with an inhomogeneous dielectric layer. The influence of dielectric losses on the cavity resonances is studied.
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The use of transmission-line modelling (TLM) as a general tool for designing cavity applications for microwave heating purposes is discussed. This method is used to validate a recent procedure for designing rectangular cavities loaded with an inhomogeneous dielectric layer. The influence of dielectric losses on the cavity resonances is studied.
Key concepts: Microwave, Microwave cavity, Transmission line, Resonant cavity, Microwave heating, Dielectric, Materials science, Dielectric heating