KEYCOM’s high precision perturbation method enables you to measure dielectric constant (permittivity, εr) and dielectric loss tangent (tan δ) of such specimens as multi-layered structure, ultra-thin film or ferroelectric materials in the microwave region.
KEYCOM refined the conventional perturbation method that was JIS-standardized in 1992 (JISC2565) by closing the hole into which the specimen is inserted with metal, and the new method is also compliant with ASTMD2520.
* High accuracy : εr' ±1%, tan δ ±3%.
* Ultra-thin films (less than 0.1μm in thickness) - capable of measurement
* Multi-layer film(Vapor-deposited film) - capable of measurement
* Also ideal for solids, sheets, powders, liquids (oils, etc.)
* User-friendly operability.
* Measurement frequency range : 200 MHz - 10 GHz.
* Please contact your KEYCOM representative for other measurement temperatures than room temperature.
ASTMD2520, (JISC2565)
Powders, multilayers (vapor deposition films, etc.), printed circuit boards, films (ultra-thin films, ultra-thin sheets), radome covers, ceramics, resins (resins), etc.
*Only typical cases are listed. Please contact us if you have any questions about products other than the above.
Perpendicular to the ground, longitudinal or transverse in the sample plane
⇒ Anisotropy in the sample plane can be checked