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Excitation of a rotaitng metal wall dielectric resonator and its rotation rate measurement

B. M. Petrov, Daria Titova

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In the paper the impedance boundary-value problem of excitation of a rotating spherical metal-wall dielectric resonator is formulated and solved rigorously. The frequency characteristics are calculated using the solution and are compared with the characteristics for a metal-wall cavity and a dielectric resonator with PEC walls. Dielectric filling allows miniaturization of resonator, while the introduction of the dielectric loss results in a lower Q-factor of the resonator.

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In the paper the impedance boundary-value problem of excitation of a rotating spherical metal-wall dielectric resonator is formulated and solved rigorously. The frequency characteristics are calculated using the solution and are compared with the characteristics for a metal-wall cavity and a dielectric resonator with PEC walls. Dielectric filling allows miniaturization of resonator, while the introduction of the dielectric loss results in a lower Q-factor of the resonator.

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In the paper the impedance boundary-value problem of excitation of a rotating spherical metal-wall dielectric resonator is formulated and solved rigorously. The frequency characteristics are calculated using the solution and are compared with the characteristics for a metal-wall cavity and a dielectric resonator with PEC walls. Dielectric filling allows miniaturization of resonator, while the introduction of the dielectric loss results in a lower Q-factor of the resonator.

Key concepts: Dielectric resonator antenna, Resonator, Dielectric, Helical resonator, Dielectric resonator, Materials science, Miniaturization, Excitation

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