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  • 2016Measurement of the permittivity and loss of high-loss materials using a Near-Field Scanning Microwave Microscope18citations
  • 2014A near-field scanning microwave microscope for measurement of the permittivity and loss of high-loss materials14citations
  • 2002Bounds on permittivity calculations using the TE/sub 01/spl delta// dielectric resonator4citations
  • 2001Uncertainty of complex permittivity measurements by split-post dielectric resonator technique180citations

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  • Klein, N.
  • Gregory, A. P.
  • Lees, K.
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  • Hanham, Stephen M.
  • Blackburn, J. F.
  • Baker-Jarvis, J.
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Uncertainty of complex permittivity measurements by split-post dielectric resonator technique

  • Baker-Jarvis, J.
  • Riddle, B.
  • Clarke, R. N.
  • Rochard, O. C.
  • Gregory, A. P.
  • Krupka, Jerzy
Abstract

Split-post dielectric resonators operating at frequencies 1.4–5.5 GHz were used to measure complex permittivity of single crystal standard reference dielectric materials with well known dielectric properties previously measured by other techniques. Detailed error analysis of permittivity and dielectric loss tangent measurements has been performed. It was proved both theoretically and experimentally that using split post resonators it is possible to measure permittivity with uncertainty about 0.3% and dielectric loss tangent with resolution 2×10−5 for well-machined laminar specimens.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • single crystal