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Electrophysical characteristics of water of the rivers of Siberia and Altai
The results of measurements of the complex permittivity at the range of 100 MHz - 40 GHz and the conductivity of the water out of the reservoirs of Tomsk and Kemerovo regions and the Altai Territory are presented in the article. The method of the open-end-coaxial was applied. The conductivity was measured with LCR-meter at a frequency of 100 kHz. All the measurements were performed at temperatures of 10Β°C and 23Β°C. The samples are varied significantly in the values of conductivity, which is related to the geographical sampling place. Differences in permittivity values are greater at the low temperature and low frequencies and at the same time they are also significant at the high temperature and at high frequencies. The results of this study in order to improve the reliability of the analysis of the pollution degree and water salt content of natural water reservoirs should be taken into account the measurement made at wide frequency range. Β© (2016) COPYRIGHT Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE). Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only
Electromagnetic characteristics of composites based on nanosized hexaferrites BaM at microwaves
Electromagnetic response of the three-layer construction on the basis of barium hexaferrite and a foam glass
This paper contains results of study of the frequency dependence of reflection coefficient of the ceramic surface coated with the construction consisting of following layers: metal, composite on the basis of ferrite with hexagonal structure, and foam glass. It is shown that foam glass layer reduces significantly the reflecting characteristics of the construction
Radiation-thermal synthesis of W-type hexaferrites
The results of investigations of the phase composition, structural parameters, static and dynamic magnetic properties of BaCo0.7Zn1.3Fe16O27 hexaferrites obtained by the method of self-propagation high-temperature synthesis in combination with mechanochemical activation and radiation-thermal post-sintering are presented. The prospects of the proposed energy-saving approach for the production of ferrite ceramics with a hexagonal structure is shown
Spectra of electromagnetic parameters of multicomponent radioabsorbing material at frequency range 20 Hz - 100 GHz
Properties of polydisperse tin-doped dysprosium and indium oxides
The results of investigations of the complex permittivity, diffuse-reflectance, and characteristics of crystal lattices of tin-doped indium and dysprosium oxides are presented. Using the methods of spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction analysis, it is shown that doping of indium oxide with tin results in a significant increase of the components of the indium oxide complex permittivity and an appearance of the plasma resonance in its diffuse-reflectance spectra. This indicates the appearance of charge carriers with the concentration of more than 1021 cmβ3 in the materials. On the other hand, doping of the dysprosium oxide with the same amount of tin has no effect on its optical and electromagnetic properties
Effective magnetic permeability of a composite material based on nanoscale hexaferrite particles
Effective magnetic permeability of a composite material based on nanoscale hexaferrite particles
Analysis of dielectric spectra of water with conductive impurities in a wide frequency range
Experimental and theoretical studies of the electrophysical characteristics of water with different concentrations of conductive impurity, including the complex dielectric permittivity, complex conductivity, and complex impedance spectra are performed at frequencies in the range from 20 Hz to 40 GHz. It is demonstrated that the complex dielectric permittivity spectrum at frequencies in the range 500 MHz β 40 GHz is well described by the Debye model with a single relaxation time. In the low-frequency range, one more region of dispersion is observed caused by the phenomena occurring on the liquid-electrode interface. The characteristics of this dispersion region depend significantly on the dc electrical conductivity. It is demonstrated that in the examined frequency range, the influence of the interface phenomena on the complex impedance spectra of water with conductive impurity are well described by adding the impedance of an constant phase element. For the examined samples, the electrophysical characteristics and the parameters of the constant phase element are determined. The static dielectric permittivity and the parameters characterizing the double electric layer increase with the electrical conductivity