Synthesis and Development of New Compound With Improved Characteristics for Microwave Dielectric and Potentially Photonic Applications

Nathan Newman

Synthesis and Development of New Compound With Improved Characteristics for Microwave Dielectric and Potentially Photonic Applications

Nathan Newman (Inventor)

Arizona State University

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Abstract

Researchers at Arizona State University have synbthesized a class of novel materials which exhibit large dielectric constant, ultra-low microwave loss and a tunable near-zero temperature coefficient of resonant frequency.These properties make this class of materials iuseful for high-quality-factor (Q) microwave devices and other high-frequency electronic device applications.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Feb 8 2001

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