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    Measurements of powders and liquids employing dielectric resonator technique by Givot, B.L., Krupka, J., Derzakowski, K.

    “…Dielectric resonators have been used for measurements of the complex permittivity of medium and high loss dielectrics at frequency 2.45 GHz. The Dielectric…”
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    Mesurements of thin resistive films employing split post dielectric resonator technique by Krupka, J., Jacob, M., Givot, B.L., Derzakowski, K.

    “…Split post dielectric resonators have been used for measurements of the surface resistance of thin cermet and patterned metal films deposited on a thin low…”
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    700 MHz Split post dielectric resonator for measurements of the complex permittivity of fluoropolymer materials by Givot, B.L., Krupka, J.

    “…The split post dielectric resonator (SPDR) operating at frequency 700 MHz has been used to measure dielectric constant and loss tangent of fluoro-polymer…”
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    Split post dielectric resonator technique for dielectric cure monitoring of structural adhesives by Givot, B.L., Krupka, J., Belete, D.Y.

    “…The split post dielectric resonator (SPDR) technique has been used to monitor in situ changes in the dielectric constant and loss tangent in thermoset…”
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    Split-post dielectric resonator for complex permittivity measurements at 20-25 GHz by Givot, B.L., Krupka, J., Derzakowski, K.

    “…This paper describes a new construction of a 20-25 GHz split post dielectric resonator. The dielectric parts of the resonator are made out of single crystal…”
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    Processing and properties of new soluble polyimides by Ezzell, S.A., Bai, F., Chien, B., Givot, B.L., Ayukawa, H., Kobayashi, M., Aoki, S.

    “…A new family of polyimides have been developed which possess useful properties for the electronics packaging, optoelectronics, and imaging applications areas…”
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