journal article·1995-01

A Wide-Band Dielectric Characterization System for Liquid Materials of Interest in Biology

E. Bramanti, M. Bramanti

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Abstract

In many fields of applied research interest exists for wide-band dielectric characterization of liquid materials; for example, aqueous solutions of biological materials. For this purpose a particular procedure is proposed, based on the use of a Vectorial Network Analyzer and a suitably designed reflection test cell which contains the material under test. Fundamental features of this method are: (I) dielectric characterization directly in the frequency domain without the use of a Fourier inverse transformation process, as required when Time Domain Reflectometty (TDR) techniques are used; (2) wide-band measurement in a very short time; (3) the needfor much less test material than required by commercial dielectric probes.
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OpenAlex topics: Microwave and Dielectric Measurement Techniques · Soil Moisture and Remote Sensing · Acoustic Wave Resonator Technologies

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