Article | REF: D2310 V1

Measuring the characteristics of solid insulating materials

Author: Claude MENGUY

Publication date: August 10, 1997

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3. Permittivity and dielectric losses in solid insulators

3.1 Definitions and meaning of permittivity and dielectric losses

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3.1.1 Definitions

In the (purely theoretical) case of a perfect dielectric, the relative permittivity ε r is defined as the ratio between the capacitance C x of a system of electrodes immersed in the dielectric and the capacitance C v of the same electrode configuration in a vacuum :

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