How to calculate complex permittivity from complex conductivity

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Hi,

I got the complex conductivity vs. frequency table of a metamaterial. Its first lines are like this:

f conductivity
1GHz 0.004+0.00297i
1.1GHz 0.004+0.00295i
1.2GHz 0.003+0.00294i

the table goes up to 10GHz.

Now the problem is that I need to enter this material into electromagnetic simulation tools. But these tools require a real permittivity and frequency dependent loss tangent (CST and HFSS). So how can I calculate complex permittivity (real permittivity and loss tangent) from the above data?

Thanks in advance.
 
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carbon9 said:
Hi,

I got the complex conductivity vs. frequency table of a metamaterial. Its first lines are like this:

f conductivity
1GHz 0.004+0.00297i
1.1GHz 0.004+0.00295i
1.2GHz 0.003+0.00294i

the table goes up to 10GHz.

Now the problem is that I need to enter this material into electromagnetic simulation tools. But these tools require a real permittivity and frequency dependent loss tangent (CST and HFSS). So how can I calculate complex permittivity (real permittivity and loss tangent) from the above data?

Thanks in advance.

I'm no expert in the field, but conductivity and permittivity would seem to be fairly orthogonal properties. Have you tried finding a table of permittivity for this material?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_conductivity

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permittivity

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The problem is that there are many different conventions out there, but I would guess that in your case ##\epsilon =\epsilon_0+\frac{i}{\omega} \sigma##.
 
Hello,

I have the same problem. I have calculated the complex conductivity of a certain material at frequency fo. Now i want to introduce this material in HFSS. How can i determin the complex permitivity (real permitivity and loss tangent) from the complex conductivity?

If you figured out how to do this...can you please help me as well?

Many thanks in advance.
 
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