GSO IEC 60377-2:2013
IEC 60377-2:1977
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
09 September 2013
Methods for the determination of the dielectric properties of insulating materials at frequencies above 300 MHz. Part 2: Resonance methods
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GSO IEC 60377-2:2013 Scope
This standard applies to the procedures for the determination of relative permittivity and dielectric dissipation
factor and of quantities related to them, such as loss index, of solid and liquid or fusible dielectric materials in the
microwave frequency region by resonance methods. The methods described herein apply primarily to low-loss
specimens.
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