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Measurement of specimen permittivity using a waveguide bridge

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The proposed method for measuring the permittivity of the medium in the superhigh frequency band makes use of the depolarizing effect of the electromagnetic field. Upon exposing a dielectric particle to an electromagnetic field having a definitely oriented electric-field intensity vector, En, the reflected electric-field intensity vector, E0, will not, in general, coincide in direction with the incident field (as a result of depolarization). This depolarization depends upon the form and dimensions of the particle, on its permittivity, and on the wavelength.

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  1. Kuznetsov Siberian Physico-technical Institute, USSR

    N. G. Shcheglov

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Shcheglov, N.G. Measurement of specimen permittivity using a waveguide bridge. Soviet Physics Journal 9, 36–37 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01206489

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