Non-contact composite material frequency domain dielectric spectroscopy measurement method

Abstract

The invention discloses a non-contact composite material frequency domain dielectric spectroscopy measurement method. The method comprises the steps that test voltage, frequency range and a frequency interval parameter are input into a dielectric spectroscopy tester through preset software as required; a composite material is placed between test electrodes; the height of the top electrode is adjusted, so that the distance between the electrodes is greater than the thickness of the composite material, namely the dielectrics of the composite material and air exist between the electrodes at the same time; variable frequency voltage excitation is applied on the electrodes, and at the same time current is measured, so as to calculate complex capacitance at the simultaneous presence of air and the composite capacitance under corresponding frequency; the composite material is removed from the electrodes, so that only the dielectric of air exists between the electrodes; variable frequency voltage excitation is applied on the electrodes, and at the same time current is measured, so as to calculate complex capacitance at the presence of air under corresponding frequency; and a complex dielectric constant and dielectric loss angle tangent of the composite material are calculated according to a formula. The method has the advantages that the polarization loss of the material is accurately measured and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a technique for measuring the frequency-domain dielectric spectrum of composite materials, in particular to a non-contact method for measuring the frequency-domain dielectric spectrum of composite materials. The method adopts a non-contact electrode and utilizes air dielectric Spectrum as a reference calibration, combined with a series model of air and composite materials, a method for measuring the frequency domain dielectric spectrum of composite materials. Background technique [0002] Frequency-domain dielectric spectroscopy is an important tool for analyzing the dielectric properties of composite materials. The method measures the material polarization response under the action of an AC electric field, and performs point-by-point or frequency-sweep measurements on different electric field frequencies, so as to obtain the relationship between the complex dielectric constant of the measured object and the measurement frequen...

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