Krupka, J.
, Baker-Jarvis, J.
and Geyer, R.
(2000),
Complex Permittivity Measurements of Single-Crystal and Ceramic Strontium Titanate at Microwave Frequencies and Cryogenic Temperatures, Proc., Intl. Microwave Conf. MIKON, Warsaw, 1, PL
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Complex Permittivity Measurements of Single-Crystal and Ceramic Strontium Titanate at Microwave Frequencies and Cryogenic Temperatures
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Author(s)
Jerzy Krupka, ,
Abstract
The permittivity and dielectric loss tangent of bulk strontium titanate were measured from 4 to 3pp K, at frequencies from 400 MHz to 3.8 GHz, using a dielectric rod-resonator technique. Single-crystal and ceramic SrTiO3 samples were both investigated. Significant differences in permittivity and losses were observed between single-crystal and ceramic materials at cryogenic temperatures. When measured at liquid nitrogen temperatures, the single-crystal sample dielectric loss tangent was approximately 10-4.Proceedings Title
Proc., Intl. Microwave Conf. MIKON
Volume
1
Conference Dates
May 15, 2000
Conference Location
Warsaw, 1, PL
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
dielectrics, loss, microwave, resonator, strontium titante, temperature
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Created April 30, 2000, Updated October 12, 2021