Interdigital capacitor loaded electric‐LC resonator for dielectric characterization

A high sensitivity microstrip line‐based sensor loaded with the electric‐LC (ELC) resonator is proposed in this work for the accurate characterization of dielectric materials. The high sensitivity in the present situation is achieved due to usage of novel interdigital capacitor in the ELC resonator...

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description A high sensitivity microstrip line‐based sensor loaded with the electric‐LC (ELC) resonator is proposed in this work for the accurate characterization of dielectric materials. The high sensitivity in the present situation is achieved due to usage of novel interdigital capacitor in the ELC resonator topology, which actually provides enhanced electric field for dielectric testing. The proposed sensor is designed in the S band regime, and various standard dielectric samples are tested to validate the proposed design. For retrieving the dielectric constants of these samples, an empirical relationship is proposed relating the dielectric properties with the resonant frequency of the sensor. The proposed empirical model is further improved by introducing two error terms to take into consideration the effect of fabrication tolerance of the sensor and surface roughness of the test specimen. The normalized sensitivity of the proposed sensor using standard procedure is estimated to be 5.14%, which is reasonably higher than that of other sensors reported in literature.
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dielectric measurement
Dielectric properties
Electric fields
electric‐LC (ELC)
high sensitivity
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metamaterials
Microstrip transmission lines
permittivity
planar resonator
Resonant frequencies
Resonators
Sensitivity
Sensors
Superhigh frequencies
Surface roughness
Topology
title Interdigital capacitor loaded electric‐LC resonator for dielectric characterization
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