2. Guided techniques

In 1970, Nicolson and Ross , then in 1974, Weir used the measurement of transmission and reflection coefficients associated with a test sample placed in a waveguide or coaxial line. The sample fits snugly into the waveguide or coaxial cable. Complex permittivity and permeability measurements have been carried out from 100 MHz to 18 GHz. We recall that, in Von Hippel's method,...

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(1) - VON HIPPEL (A.R.) - Dielectric materials and applications. - Wiley New York 1954. Et Von Hippel (A.R.). – Dielectric and waves. Wiley New York (1954).
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