2. Measurement techniques
2.1 Measuring cell
Low-frequency dielectric spectroscopy is first and foremost an electrical measurement. Particular care must therefore be taken with the measuring cell. The cell generally consists of two flat, parallel, circular electrodes between which the sample is sandwiched. Care must be taken to ensure field uniformity and to avoid surface and/or bypass currents.
To achieve this, we recommend the use of a guard ring (as close as possible to the measuring electrode). This recommendation is all the more important when the e/D (electrode thickness/diameter) ratio is high.
In the absence of a guard, it is preferable for the thickness of the electrodes to be small compared with that of the...
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Bibliography
Events
International Conference on Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy and its Applications (BDS)
http://bds2016.pi.ipcf.cnr.it/
German Bunsen Society for Physical Chemistry (DBG)
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Standards and norms
- Méthodes recommandées pour la détermination de la permittivité et du facteur de dissipation des isolants électriques aux fréquences industrielles, audibles et radioélectriques (ondes métriques comprises). - NF C 26-230 5-70 (CEI 60 250 1969-01) -
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