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2. Resonant cavities
The study of dielectric resonators, the electromagnetic fields present and resonance modes is based on that of resonant cavities, filled or not with homogeneous dielectric
Transverse electrical resonance modes (TE) or transverse magnetic resonance modes (TM) can be excited at frequencies f r satisfying the equations below for each type of cavity, whether parallelepipedic or cylindrical.
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Resonant cavities
Dielectric mode TE01δ
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University of Limoges-XLIM – http://www.xlim.fr/minacom
LEEDS University – Faculty of Engineering – http://www.leeds.ac.uk
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The main applications are dielectric resonator filters for radio telephone base station applications, oscillators for alarms, direct reception of satellite television, and general military or space telecommunications. Figures can be found in the article
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