Title :
On-line measurements of dielectric relaxation using unorthodox stimuli
Author :
Chowdhry, B.S. ; Shahi, S.S. ; Brignell, J.E.
Author_Institution :
Southampton Univ., UK
Abstract :
The computer has eliminated the need to rely on approximations in the treatment of data, which can now be performed by direct application of FFT algorithms. The authors´ method is based on the fact that the ideally filtered step function, obtained by integration of the impulse response, is a function that can be generated by digital electronic methods. In fact it is in terms of a well known transcendental function, the sine integral, which is tabulated and can also be generated by power
Keywords :
computerised instrumentation; dielectric measurement; dielectric relaxation; microcomputer applications; FFT algorithms; generated by digital electronic methods; ideally filtered step function; impulse response; integration; measurements of dielectric relaxation; sine integral; tabulated; transcendental; treatment of data; unorthodox stimuli;
Conference_Titel :
Dielectric Materials, Measurements and Applications, 1988., Fifth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Canterbury
Print_ISBN :
0-85296-359-9