Low dielectric constant microwave dielectric ceramic material
A technology of microwave dielectric ceramics and low dielectric constant, applied to ceramics, inorganic insulators, etc., to achieve the effects of small resonance frequency temperature coefficient and low microwave dielectric loss
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[0019] Table 1 shows several specific examples of the content of each component constituting the present invention and their corresponding microwave dielectric properties.
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[0021] The dielectric properties of ceramic materials are measured at a frequency of 6.5-8 GHz. As shown in Table 1, with the increase of ZnO content and SiO 2 As the content decreases, the dielectric constant of the ceramic sample increases, and the Qf value (Q is the quality factor that is the reciprocal of the dielectric loss, f is the resonance frequency) increases, and the TCf value of the sample moves to a negative value. When TiO 2 When the content increases, the dielectric constant and Qf value of the ceramic sample increase, but the TCf value moves to the positive direction, and the TCf value is affected by the TiO 2 content has a great influence. Add CaTiO 3 After that, the density and dielectric constant of the ceramic samples were increased, and the TCf value m...
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