permitivity of material is 35. so how can i find its dielectric constant/relative permitivity ?
I don't know what units you're using, but 35 sounds like the relative dielectric constant. If you want the actual dielectric constant multiply by 8.85E-14 F/cm
I don't know what units you're using, but 35 sounds like the relative dielectric constant. If you want the actual dielectric constant multiply by 8.85E-14 F/cm
P/D = r if you know P then you can calculated from this connection: D = P/r .
It is so simple. Don't you think so!
Dear Mr. Dharripally,
the best way is to make measurements directly. Another way is to make a calculation.
So you must measure the conductivity loss and impedance over the frequency. Then you can use a description of Z is dependence of eps, mue and kappa. If you like to have the permeability you can calculate.
All the best
F. Gräbner
If you mean by the permittivity material the absolute permittivity then the unit si F/m and the dielectric constant or relative permittivity (without unit) is obtained by:
relative permittivity = absolute permittivity / 8.85 e-12
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