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10GHz Split Cylinder Resonator for Dielectric Property Measurement - Agilent Technologies

Shelley Begley from Agilent Technologies demonstrates how the 10GHz Split Cylinder Resonator is able to measure dielectric properties of low loss materials, thin films and substrates.

This demonstration shows how properties such as permittivity and loss tangent or materials like PTFE/Teflon can be determined.

Key features of the instrument are pointed out and ease of use shown.

Agilent Technologies 10GHz Split Cyliner Resonator for Measuring Dielectric Properties

Run time: 3:48min

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