Temperature Dependence of Dielectric Constants

americanforest · Sep 17, 2008

Does anyone have information on temperature dependence of dielectric constants? I haven't been able to find anything general enough on Google. I'm particularly interested in Polyethylene, Teflon, and Air but a general description would also be appreciated.

olgranpappy · Sep 17, 2008

My favorite book on the topic is "Theory of Dielectrics" by Frohlich. He discusses temperature dependence of the Dielectric function, but I'm not sure about the specific cases you mention. At least you can get started by treating "Air" as an ideal gas.

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