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The measurement of the properties of materials

Authors: Mohammed Nurul Afsar; James R. Birch; R. N. Clarke; G. W. Chantry;

The measurement of the properties of materials

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This review covers approximately 15 years of development in the techniques used to measure dielectric properties of materials over the frequency range 1 MHz to 1500 GHz. An introductory section summarizes the broad development trends and is followed by short sections which deal with developments at a more detailed level. The approaches described include time- and frequency-domain methods; reflection, transmission, and resonant methods, guided and free-space methods; discrete-frequency and broad-band methods, especially Fourier Transform Spectroscopy. Measurements on magnetic materials are also briefly discussed.

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