Study of Determination of Microwave Dielectric Properties Based on Resonance Cavity Perturbation Method

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For the study of effects of perturbation, such as the change in the resonant frequency and in the other parameters of a rectangular cavity, the resonance condition, the resonant wavelength and the resonant frequency are analyzed in this paper, with the help of perturbation method in a resonance cavity of the reflection type. The relation is deduced in detail under two suppose conditions, which is between the resonant frequency and the dielectric constant or the permeability of the medium filled in the cavity. The accurate relation between the changes in the resonant frequency and in the dielectric constant or the permeability is established. This paper provides the scientific basis for research on the intrinsic characteristic of medium.

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