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Dielectric Constant

measure's capacitance of a capacitor's dielectric material over same whose dielectric is vacuum. AKA: Permittivity


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  • PCB Materials

    Teledyne Labtech

    Teledyne Labtech specialise in the manufacture of RF/Microwave PCB utilising PTFE, LCP and high performance ceramic based substrates. These include materials from Rogers, Taconic and Neltec. The materials range in dielectric constant from, 1.96 (RO 5880 LZ) up to 12.85 (TMM 13).

  • Liquid Test Fixture

    16452A - Keysight Technologies

    The 16452A provides accurate dielectric constant and impedance measurements of liquid materials. The 16452A employs the parallel plate method, which sandwiches the liquid material between two electrodes to form a capacitor. An LCR meter or an impedance analyzer is then used to measure the capacitance created from the fixure.

  • Resistive Components

    Smiths Interconnect

    Diamond is the best thermal conductor on earth. Combined with a low dielectric constant, it is an excellent RF dielectric material for high-frequency applications in which thermal performance is equally critical. By applying cutting-edge thin film process and extensive millimeter wave design experience, Smiths Interconnect has created a high-performance line of resistive components. The resulting products, our Diamond RF Resistives® resistors, terminations, and attenuators, are significantly reduced in size and unparalleled in average and peak power handling.

  • Leaf Wetness Sensors

    Campbell Scientific, Inc.

    Campbell Scientific offers two types of leaf wetness sensors to measure the wetness of leaves: surface contact and electrical resistance. Surface contact sensors measure the electrical resistance of a water film on their surface. Electrical resistance sensors imitate the characteristics of leaves and measure the dielectric constant of their upper surfaces.

  • Optoelectronic Switches

    WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG

    Optoelectronic switches are used for the detection of limit levels in liquids. The detection is widely independent of physical characteristics of the liquids such as density, dielectric constant, conductivity and refractive index. The instruments are notable for their compact design and do not feature any moving components. With a measuring tip from borosilicate or quartz glass, and robust stainless steel cases, they offer a high media compatibility.

  • Pyroelectric and Thermal Testing

    Radiant Technologies, Inc.

    The optional Chamber Task measures the Pulse Polarization response and Small Signal Capacitance of a Pyroelectric material that is being heated and/or cooled within a thermal chamber, on a hot chuck or in a furnace. From these measurements the Spontaneous Polarization Pr(q) and the Dielectric Constant er(q) are computed. These are then combined to determine the Electrical Displacement D(q) as a function of the temperature q.

  • Impedance Analyzer

    6632 - MICROTEST CORP

    Frequency range: DC, 10Hz to 1/3/5/10/20/30MHz/50MHz. Basic accuracy up to ±0.08%. Automatic Level Control (ALC). Output impedance 25Ω/100Ω, switchable. Equivalent Circuit Analysis . Built-in DC Bias voltage ±12V. Ultra-high measuring speed < 3ms. Built-in the Dielectric constant-εr. Built-in the Permeability-μr. Support PC Link Software.

  • Automatic Oil Tan Delta & Resistivity Kit

    MOTR - The Motwane Manufacturing Company

    Motwane's MOTR is multifunctional automatic test kit designed for accurate measurement of the Dielectric Constant, TanDelta, Resistivity & capacitance of transformer oil & other electrical insulating liquids. It has preprogrammed test sequences as per various International standards along with customized test sequences as per user requirements. Internal memory for 250 tests provided with PC interface & report generation facility. Inbuilt thermal printer for onsite results. Test cell is designed as per IEC247 with calibrator for onsite calibration of kit.

  • Dielectric Material Test Fixture

    16453A - Keysight Technologies

    The 16453A is designed for accurate dielectric constant and loss tangent measurements on the E4991A/4291A/B. It employs the parallel plate method, which sandwiches the material between two electrodes to form a capacitor. The E4991A/4291A/B measures the capacitance created from the fixure, and option 002 firmware calculates the relative complex permittivity as described in the 16451B. Adjustment to insure parallel electrodes is required when using the 16451B. This adjustment is not required with the 16453A because the fixure has a flexible electrode that adjusts automatically to the material surface.

  • Fluid Property Sensors

    TE Connectivity Ltd.

    TE Connectivity (TE) offers distinct fluid property sensor technologies to measure fluids. Our tuning fork technology is coupled with efficient software algorithms for accurate measurement of viscosity, density, and dielectric constant. Dedicated applications for our DEF sensors include oils quality sensors (engine, hydraulic, transmission), fluid monitoring, and others. Our urea quality SCR sensors, based on Ultrasonic Technology (UST), perform an analysis of the Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) fluid to provide urea concentration and secure mis-filling protection to the Selective Catalytic Reduction systems. Our highly reliable reed switch technology is combined with temperature measurement for DEF level sensing.

  • HV Power & Transient Isolators

    B-1020-C - ROSS ENGINEERING CORPORATION

    These supply 120V or 240V AC continuous power for equipment that must operate while at a high voltage to ground or power source. For example, a fiber optic transmitter at the HV level for waveforms to be received and measured or recorded by grounded instrumentation might be powered by an isolation transformer secondary to primary either insulated by potting, oil or air. The low dielectric constant of air insulation provides lower capacitive coupling between the secondary and the primary or ground than would solid or oil insulation. The lower capacitance provides better isolation both at line frequency and especially at high frequency voltages such as lightning or switching transients.

  • Dielectric Assessment Kit

    DAK - Schmid & Partner Engineering AG

    The Dielectric Assessment Kit (DAK) is ideal for all applications where high-precision dielectric parameter measurements (permittivity, conductivity, loss tangent) are required, including applications in the electronic, chemical, food, and medical industries. The dielectric probes are designed for fast, precise, non-destructive, and user-friendly measurements of liquids, solids and semi-solids over the 10 MHz – 67 GHz frequency range.

  • Fluid Level Sensor

    McLAREN Applied Technologies

    The output of the fluid level sensor is a voltage which changes in direct proportion to the level of fluid in the probe. The difference in permittivity between air and the fluid being measured changes the capacitance between the probe's two concentric tubes as the level changes. An RS232 connection to a PC allows the user to calibrate the fluid level and thermal drift compensation. The probe is factory replaceable, allowing the electronics to be re-used should the probe become damaged or if a new probe length is required.

  • Microwave Cavity Characterization

    Material Sensing & Instrumentation

    Microwave cavity characterization complements TDR Dielectric Spectroscopy in low-loss materials, providing high-resolution permittivity and loss data at specific single frequencies. Since measurements do not change significantly with frequency in low-loss materials (Kramer-Kronig relation) cavity measurement at select frequencies provides a full characterization across the RF/microwave range.

  • Microwave Dielectric Measurement Systems

    AET Associates, Inc.

    This system enables fast and non-destructive measurements of materials having various shapes, including thin films. Enables fast and non-destructive measurement of permittivity of thin-films and various dielectric materials using the evanescent mode of an open coaxial resonator.

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