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A versatile microwave heating cavity: effects of temperature variation on cavity matching and tuning

A.C. Metaxas

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A resonant cavity heater operating in the TE/sub 10n/ mode and at a frequency of 2450 MHz is used to heat a variety of chemical and industrial composite materials. Rates of heating of up to 30 degrees C are observed, however, in some materials a progressive reduction of the rate of heating is obtained as the properties of the material change with temperature.

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Key concepts: Microwave cavity, Materials science, Resonant cavity, Microwave, Microwave heating, Cavity wall, Electromagnetic heating, Composite material