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  • 2020Characterization of dielectric materials for 5G telecommunications with a Fabry-Perot open resonatorcitations
  • 2019W-Band Measurements of Low-Loss Dielectrics with a Fabry-Perot Open Resonator12citations
  • 2019Measurement of Dielectrics from 20 to 50 GHz with a Fabry-Perot Open Resonator49citations
  • 2018Coordinate Transformation Approach to the Solution of the Fabry-Perot Open Resonator1citations
  • 2018Measurement of Electromagnetic Properties of Food Products and Liquids1citations
  • 2016Resonant Measurement Method for Microwave Characterization of Bituminous Mixtures3citations
  • 2016Open-ended waveguide measurement of liquids at millimeter wavelengthscitations

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Open-ended waveguide measurement of liquids at millimeter wavelengths

  • Salski, Bartłomiej Wacław
  • Krupka, Jerzy
  • Kopyt, Paweł
  • Karpisz, Tomasz
Abstract

In this paper, a measurement setup applicable to characterization of liquids at millimeter wavelengths is investigated. The system is composed of a vertically-oriented open-ended waveguide section, where the liquid under test can be easily poured. It is separated from waveguide measurement equipment with a dielectric window made of either fused silica of monocrystalline quartz. The advantage of the proposed approach is in the robustness of the design consisting of off-the-shelf components and a straightforward procedure for determining complex permittivity of high loss liquids with a decent accuracy.

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  • impedance spectroscopy