A Novel Microwave Sensor With High-Q Resonator For High Sensitivity Material Characterization
In this work, a bridge element approach based on the circular SRR configuration is proposed for accurate measurement in terms of complex permittivity and the loss tangent. It is observed that the proposed inter-connected bridge structure based on split ring resonator provides better sensitivity for...
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my.utem.eprints.254582022-01-03T14:46:24Z http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/25458/ A Novel Microwave Sensor With High-Q Resonator For High Sensitivity Material Characterization Basri, Yosza Ab Rashid, Siti Rosmaniza Zakaria, Zahriladha Shaaban, Azizah Abd Rahim, Rosemizi Husain, Mohd Nor In this work, a bridge element approach based on the circular SRR configuration is proposed for accurate measurement in terms of complex permittivity and the loss tangent. It is observed that the proposed inter-connected bridge structure based on split ring resonator provides better sensitivity for dielectric measurement when compared with the standard microwave SRR sensors. The sensor operating at 1 to 6 GHz frequency range with 2.5pL sample volume at a time. The mathematical derivation is generated by loading sample with a standard reference of the materials in order to develop the empirical model for the determination of complex permittivity and the loss tangent. As demonstrated by the results, the unloaded Q-factor improves more than 400 over the narrow bandwidth at operating frequency of 2.3 GHz and provides less than 5 dB of the insertion loss. The measured data of each sample are in good agreement with the corresponding reference values available in the literature having a typical average detection error of less than 2.04%. By comparison, this design has an identical performance goal and provides excellent sensing capability which can be implemented in chemical and biosensor applications. UTeM 2019 Technical Report NonPeerReviewed text en http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/25458/1/A%20Novel%20Microwave%20Sensor%20With%20High-Q%20Resonator%20For%20High%20Sensitivity%20Material%20Characterization.pdf Basri, Yosza and Ab Rashid, Siti Rosmaniza and Zakaria, Zahriladha and Shaaban, Azizah and Abd Rahim, Rosemizi and Husain, Mohd Nor (2019) A Novel Microwave Sensor With High-Q Resonator For High Sensitivity Material Characterization. [Technical Report] (Submitted) https://plh.utem.edu.my/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=117969 CDR 21029 |
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In this work, a bridge element approach based on the circular SRR configuration is proposed for accurate measurement in terms of complex permittivity and the loss tangent. It is observed that the proposed inter-connected bridge structure based on split ring resonator provides better
sensitivity for dielectric measurement when compared with the standard microwave SRR sensors. The sensor operating at 1 to 6 GHz frequency range with 2.5pL sample volume at a time. The mathematical derivation is generated by loading sample with a standard reference of the materials
in order to develop the empirical model for the determination of complex permittivity and the loss tangent. As demonstrated by the results, the unloaded Q-factor improves more than 400 over the narrow bandwidth at operating frequency of 2.3 GHz and provides less than 5 dB of the insertion
loss. The measured data of each sample are in good agreement with the corresponding reference values available in the literature having a typical average detection error of less than 2.04%. By comparison, this design has an identical performance goal and provides excellent sensing
capability which can be implemented in chemical and biosensor applications. |
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A Novel Microwave Sensor With High-Q Resonator For High Sensitivity Material Characterization |
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A Novel Microwave Sensor With High-Q Resonator For High Sensitivity Material Characterization |
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A Novel Microwave Sensor With High-Q Resonator For High Sensitivity Material Characterization |
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