Abstract
The microstrip patch resonator in several configurations can be used for determination of the dielectric constant and the loss tangent of materials available in sheet, paste and liquid forms. A suspended patch resonator was developed to determine the dielectric constant and loss tangent of wax, kerosene, petrol and vaseline. The measured dielectric constant of the sample is within /spl plusmn/ 2% and the loss tangent has a variation /spl plusmn/0.001 for the sample with moderate loss.
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