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Figure 11.10 Theoretical power loss ratio for a sphere in a waveguide (upper curves) compared with measured transmission spectra (lower curves). The curves on the right are enlargements of the two bands the effect of absorption on the lowest frequency band is shown in the upper right. From P. Affolter and B. Eliasson, IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Tech., MTT-21 (1973), 573-578 1973 IEEE.

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Hippel 1954b). The values of e and e" were derived from microwave theory by placing a sample of material against the end of a short-circuited transmission line, such as a waveguide or a coaxial line. This technique has applicability to high and low loss materials and in the present day has found applicability for the measurement of powders, grains and pulses (Nelson 1972,1991). 

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