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A microwave method of determining dielectric constant and loss by phase comparison

P. H. Branin

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Since all methods of determining dielectric constant and loss by transmission line or waveguide techniques have in common the necessity of measuring the propagation constant, γ= α +jβ of waves in the dielectric medium, the most direct method is that of measuring both α and β in a dielectric-filled section of slotted line or waveguide. In this way, the unwieldly calculations are avoided which are otherwise required to deduce α and β from measurements made outside the medium.

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Since all methods of determining dielectric constant and loss by transmission line or waveguide techniques have in common the necessity of measuring the propagation constant, γ= α +jβ of waves in the dielectric medium, the most direct method is that of measuring both α and β in a dielectric-filled section of slotted line or waveguide. In this way, the unwieldly calculations are avoided which are otherwise required to deduce α and β from measurements made outside the medium.

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Since all methods of determining dielectric constant and loss by transmission line or waveguide techniques have in common the necessity of measuring the propagation constant, γ= α +jβ of waves in the dielectric medium, the most direct method is that of measuring both α and β in a dielectric-filled section of slotted line or waveguide. In this way, the unwieldly calculations are avoided which are otherwise required to deduce α and β from measurements made outside the medium.

Key concepts: Dielectric, Propagation constant, Microwave, Waveguide, Constant (computer programming), Materials science, Dielectric loss, Transmission line

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