I am using HFSS simulator, but I knew that dielectric constant and loss tangent values of materials inside its database can be used for low frequency only (around 2 GHz).
I consulted different research articles on internet but found varying values of these parameters. Please suggest some authentic reference for these?
One article I found (though it explains dielectric constant for pure water only):
"The Complex Dielectric Constant of Pure and Sea Water From Microwave Satellite Observations", it claims '63' as 'real part' of dielectric constant. Please comment it.
Dear Bilawal,
Please refer to the reference in the given link:http://images.remss.com/papers/ssmi/the_complex_dielectric_constant_of_pure_and_sea_water_from_microwave_satellite_observations.pdf. I think the results are verified. At f=10 GHz, T= 25 degree centigrade , epsilonr dash= 63,.01 62.78 and epsilon r double dashes =29.81, 29.89. The values are from two different references.
wish you success
Dear Sir,
it is better to measure a real de ionized water after the standard ASTM D 5568-14.
A theoretical value is not good for a practical simulation.
All the best
F. Gräbner
any answers regarding dielectric loss angle tangent of deionised water Frank Gräbner Abdelhalim abdelnaby Zekry Bilawal ..
Dear Rajesh,
welcome!
You can calculate the loss tanget of the dielectric by definition, tan delta= (epsilonr double dashes divide by epsilonr dash). AS these values are given above then you only just make the calculations.
Best wishes
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