Electromagnetic properties tables

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SUMMARY

This discussion focuses on the search for comprehensive material tables detailing electromagnetic properties, specifically complex permittivity and permeability, within the frequency range of 100 kHz to 10 GHz. Participants express frustration with existing resources, which often provide limited data, such as only DC values or specific materials like glasses. The need for extensive tables that cater to RF engineers is emphasized, highlighting the importance of these properties in various applications, including soil conductivity analysis at different frequencies.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of complex permittivity and permeability concepts
  • Familiarity with RF engineering principles
  • Knowledge of frequency ranges relevant to electromagnetic properties
  • Experience with material science and its applications in electronics
NEXT STEPS
  • Research available databases for electromagnetic properties of materials
  • Explore academic journals focusing on RF engineering and material science
  • Investigate textbooks specifically covering electromagnetic properties in the 100 kHz - 10 GHz range
  • Learn about measurement techniques for complex permittivity and permeability
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RF engineers, material scientists, and researchers looking to enhance their understanding of electromagnetic properties and their applications in various fields, including telecommunications and soil analysis.

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Do you know where I could find material tables for electromagnetic properties?
Especially for complex permittivity, and permeability, in the 100kHz -
10Ghz band. (hopefully at a few points within this band) My usual
google fu is failing me. I've found some books and tables but they're
usually pretty limited (like just permittivity of glasses or only have
the permeability/permittivity at DC).It seems like this is something
an RF engineer would need all the time, so I feel like such tables
have to exist somewhere. Any ideas of where I could look?
 
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I found a good book a year back that had this info but I can't find the name of it again for the life of me. I used it to look up the conductivity of different soil conditions at various frequencies. I too would be interested in such a text for future reference.
 

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