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Extension and error analysis of the microstrip transmission-line method for the broad-band measurement of the permeability tensor

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2 Author(s)
Mallegol, S. ; Eur. Telecommun. Lab., Mitsubishi Inf. Technol. Centre, Rennes, France ; Queffelec, Patrick

In this paper, the theory associated with a noniterative and broad-band method for measuring the permeability tensor components μ=μ'-jμ'' and κ=κ'-jκ'' is extended in order to simultaneously determine the test sample-relative permittivity ε=ε'-jε''. The error sources of the method are equally presented and quantified. Detailed theoretical and experimental studies are performed to estimate the errors in the determination of μ, κ, and ε due to the quasi-static approximation for their calculation, as well as the uncertainty in the measured S-parameters of the test cell and samples length. These define the frequency-validity domain of the method.

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Microwave Theory and Techniques, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:54 ,  Issue: 3 )

Date of Publication: March 2006

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