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March 14, 2026Review of Scientific Instruments0 citations

Measurement technology of complex permittivity based on split resonant cavity and hybrid field solution

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WZWei ZhangYTYu‐Te TuELE. Xiang Li

Key Points

  • To develop a technology for measuring complex permittivity using a split resonant cavity and hybrid field methods.
  • Designed a split resonant cavity operating in TE01p mode (p = 1, 3, 5) with a frequency range of 2-7 GHz.
  • Utilized a hybrid field solution for electromagnetic field modeling in cavity and sample regions.
  • Employed mode-matching method for determining complex permittivity from experimental results.
  • Achieved a high quality factor of 7×10^4, enhancing frequency selectivity and testing sensitivity.
  • Demonstrated a non-destructive testing capability without the need for specific sample sizes.
  • Simulation and experimental validation showed high measurement accuracy for complex permittivity characterization.

Abstract

This paper proposes a measurement technology of complex permittivity based on split resonant cavity and hybrid field solution. Compared to closed cylindrical resonant cavity, the split resonant cavity with an open design does not require samples to be fabricated into specific sizes, thus enabling non-destructive testing. In this paper, the split resonant cavity operates in TE01p (p = 1, 3, 5) mode, with a frequency range of 2-7 GHz and a highest quality factor of 7×104, which provides a good frequency selectivity and testing sensitivity. In addition, a simple hybrid field solution was designed for the split resonant cavity to solve the complex permittivity of the sample. In the cavity region, the electromagnetic field is modeled according to the field of a cylindrical resonant cavity, while in the sample region, the electromagnetic field is analyzed using the eigenmode expansion method. Subsequently, the mode-matching method is employed to determine the complex permittivity of the planar sample. Finally, through both simulation and experimental validation, the measurement technology proposed in this paper demonstrates high measurement accuracy and is well suited for non-destructive characterization of the complex permittivity of planar materials.

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Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b4fc1fb39f7826a300ccf6https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0315931
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