Naval Postgraduate School
Measurement of the dielectric constant of triglycine sulfate at microwave frequencies.
measurementofdie00ande.pdf (2.555Mb)Abstract
This thesis describes the construction and operation of a microwave
system used to measure very high dielectric constants over wide frequency
and temperature ranges. Measurements of the dielectric constant of the
ferroelectric triglycine sulfate are reported over a frequency range of
4.0 to 12.0 GHz. The results agree fairly well with those reported by
other investigators. Sources of errors and possible improvements in this
experiment are discussed.
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