2D Imaging of Graphene Oxide Electric Parameters with a 10 GHz Inverted Single-Post Dielectric Resonator

Accurate measurement of conductivity and sheet resistance is essential for evaluating conductive materials, such as graphene oxide papers. This study employs a 10 GHz inverted Single-Post Dielectric Resonator (iSiPDR) integrated into a 2D scanning system to detect shifts in resonant frequency and Q - factor for thin films and bulk materials. The experimental setup, controlled by a Scanner Unit Control Application and a Vector Network Analyzer, enables the generation of 2D maps of material properties to identify variations and defects. Data analysis involves retro-modeling with a Body-of-Revolution Finite-Difference Time-Domain (BoR FDTD) algorithm and advanced signal processing techniques, including automated Prony methods, to accurately extract material parameters. This method provides a robust modelling-based characterization framework for material characterization, supporting quality control and optimization in microelectronics and battery technologies.

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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/lamc63321.2025.10880544
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2D Imaging of Graphene Oxide Electric Parameters with a 10 GHz Inverted Single-Post Dielectric Resonator

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2D Imaging of Graphene Oxide Electric Parameters with a 10 GHz Inverted Single-Post Dielectric Resonator

Adrian Chlanda, Małgorzata Celuch, Agata Romanowska, Lukasz Nowicki
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Accurate measurement of conductivity and sheet resistance is essential for evaluating conductive materials, such as graphene oxide papers. This study employs a 10 GHz inverted Single-Post Dielectric Resonator (iSiPDR) integrated into a 2D scanning system to detect shifts in resonant frequency and Q - factor for thin films and bulk materials. The experimental setup, controlled by a Scanner Unit Control Application and a Vector Network Analyzer, enables the generation of 2D maps of material properties to identify variations and defects. Data analysis involves retro-modeling with a Body-of-Revolution Finite-Difference Time-Domain (BoR FDTD) algorithm and advanced signal processing techniques, including automated Prony methods, to accurately extract material parameters. This method provides a robust modelling-based characterization framework for material characterization, supporting quality control and optimization in microelectronics and battery technologies.

Łukasiewicz Research Network (PL), Qwed (Poland) (PL)
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