Convergence properties of surface conductivity characterization method for thin conductive strips

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Shahpari, M
Fumeaux, C
Thiel, DV
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2020
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A new method to measure the surface conductivity σs of thin conductors has been recently proposed, that requires placement of a narrow strip inside a rectangular waveguide. Infinite series appear in the calculations required to extract σ s from the measured scattering parameters. In this paper, we explore the convergence of the different series that are associated with two choices of basis functions (uniform & cosh). We also show the impact of the series truncation on the final computed values of the complex surface conductivity of 10- j 10mS=Sq at 10GHz.A new method to measure the surface conductivity σs of thin conductors has been recently proposed, that requires placement of a narrow strip inside a rectangular waveguide. Infinite series appear in the calculations required to extract σ s from the measured scattering parameters. In this paper, we explore the convergence of the different series that are associated with two choices of basis functions (uniform & cosh). We also show the impact of the series truncation on the final computed values of the complex surface conductivity of 10- j 10mS=Sq at 10GHz.
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2020 4th Australian Microwave Symposium, AMS 2020
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Electrical engineering
Electronics, sensors and digital hardware