论文信息 - Recent developments in liquid crystals for microwave applications

Recent developments in liquid crystals for microwave applications

Recent developments in Liquid Crystal mixtures for tunable microwave applications have led to two material classes with increased performance. A high tunability material class provides a tunability above 30%, while a low loss material class has shown loss tangents down to 0.08.

Michael Wittek | Carsten Fritzsch

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