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Estimating the dielectric constant of water in the decimeter-wave range

Estimating the dielectric constant of water in the decimeter-wave range

VP3.7.2.4

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Description

The experiment P3.7.2.4 demonstrates the dielectric nature of water. In water, decimeter waves of the same frequency propagate with a shorter wavelength than in air. Therefore, a receiver dipole tuned for reception of the wavelength in air is no longer adequately tuned when placed in water.

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1	587551 8	UHF wave generator
1	58754 8	Dipoles in water tank
1	30011 4	Saddle base

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P3.7.2.4 Estimating the dielectric constant of water in the decimeter-wave range

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Estimating the dielectric constant of water in the decimeter-wave range

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