A Dielectric Resonator Method of Measuring Inductive Capacities in the Millimeter Range

Hakki, B.W.; Coleman, Paul D.

doi:10.1109/tmtt.1960.1124749

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“…Dielectric constants of the disk shaped composite samples are measured by the widely used Hakki and Coleman post resonance technique at 10 GHz [4,27]. The main advantage for this method is that it can give very reliable measurement on dielectric constant value [27].…”

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Microwave Measurements of Dielectric Constants by Exponential and Logarithmic Mixture Equations

Sheen¹,

Hong²,

Su³

et al. 2010

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Abstract-This article reports on a study of the dielectric constants of ceramic dispersions in the polyethylene matrix at microwave frequency. The exponential and logarithmic mixture rules are studied in three ceramic powders of fillers with dielectric constants 10, 20, and 36, respectively. The experimental values of the dielectric constants of the mixtures are compared to those obtained by using different mixing laws. The mixing rules are also adopted to calculate the dielectric constants of pure ceramics from the measured dielectric constants of composites with various concentrations. The theories on errors of calculations are studied. The most adequate mixture equation for measuring the dielectric constants of pure ceramics is suggested.

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“…The main advantage for this method is that it can give very reliable measurement on dielectric constant value [27]. All the sample dimensions are designed to have the resonant frequency of desired TE 01δ mode at desired frequency for measurements [28].…”

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Microwave Measurements of Dielectric Constants by Exponential and Logarithmic Mixture Equations

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Hong²,

Su³

et al. 2010

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“…The dielectric constant was measured by Hakki and Coleman method [16] with the dielectric placed in between two conducting plates. The Q factor was measured by the microstripline method of Khanna and Garault [17].…”

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Synthesis, characterization and properties of [RE1−xREx′]TiNbO6 dielectric ceramics

Solomon

Kumar

Surendran

et al. 2001

Materials Chemistry and Physics

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“…The resonators and halved resonators were positioned in a Hakki-Coleman configuration between loop probes for magnetic coupling to the TE 011 mode. 20,21) To generate a plasma, the device was subjected to 2.45 GHz in a multimode microwave under ambient air conditions. The concept behind the all-dielectric plasma generator is to store and leak the electric field from a resonating mode out of the dielectric and into an environment with a lower permittivity than the dielectric.…”

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A novel, all-dielectric, microwave plasma generator towards development of plasma metamaterials

Cohick

Luo

Perini

et al. 2016

Appl. Phys. Express

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A proof of concept for a microwave microplasma generator that consists of a halved dielectric resonator is presented. The generator functions via leaking electric fields of the resonant modes — TE01δ and HEM12δ modes are explored. Computational results illustrate the electric fields, whereas the stability of resonance and coupling are studied experimentally. Finally, a working device is presented. This generator promises potentially wireless and low-loss operation. This device may find relevance in plasma metamaterials; each resonator may generate the plasma structures necessary to manipulate electromagnetic radiation. In particular, the all-dielectric nature of the generator will allow low-loss interaction with high-frequency (GHz–THz) waves.

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A Dielectric Resonator Method of Measuring Inductive Capacities in the Millimeter Range

Cited by 2,911 publications

References 7 publications

Microwave Measurements of Dielectric Constants by Exponential and Logarithmic Mixture Equations

Microwave Measurements of Dielectric Constants by Exponential and Logarithmic Mixture Equations

Synthesis, characterization and properties of [RE1−xREx′]TiNbO6 dielectric ceramics

A novel, all-dielectric, microwave plasma generator towards development of plasma metamaterials

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