Microwave heating 1

• Feb 10, 2004

• #2

nbucska

Electrical

Jun 1, 2000

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SiC is semiconductor: its conductivity depends on contamination.

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• Feb 11, 2004

• #3

hacksaw

Mechanical

Dec 7, 2002

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this question been asked before by the same poster last month

 

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• Feb 12, 2004

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GOTWW

Industrial

Jan 21, 2004

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i have no idea what you are tring to do, but. In general if a particle is an integral numbers of wavelengths in the medium of the dielectric (Aphys/sqrtEr) then the maximum amount of energy will be disipated ih the particles. (just shooting off the hip)

 

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• Feb 12, 2004

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GOTWW

Industrial

Jan 21, 2004

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make that 1/2 wavelengths, sorry

 

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• Feb 23, 2004

• Thread starter
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fahims

Bioengineer

Nov 11, 2003

10

DE

Thank you GOTWW can you please recommend any books about microwave heating.I am heating a reactor filled with SiC with at 2.45 GHz frequency.
Regards
Fahims

 

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