Dielectric Ceramics Product Dielectric Loss Temperature Density Constant Tangent Coefficient of tan (x 10-4) ( C-1 x 10-6) (grams / cm3) PD-6 3 +110 PD-9 3 +105 PD-12 12 2 +110 PD-13 13 2 +120 PD-15 15
Dielectric Ceramics Product Dielectric Loss Temperature Density Constant Tangent Coefficient of ε′ tan δ ε ε′ (x 10-4) (° C-1 x 10
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1 Dielectric Ceramics Product Dielectric Loss Temperature Density Constant Tangent Coefficient of tan (x 10-4) ( C-1 x 10-6) (grams / cm3) PD-6 3 +110 PD-9 3 +105 PD-12 12 2 +110 PD-13 13 2 +120 PD-15 15
2 2 +115 PD-16 16 2 +110 PD-18 18 5 +130 PD-20 20 5 +135 PD-25 25 10 +155 PD-38 38 5 -20 PD-50 50 10 -250 PD-100 98 10 -750 PD-160 160 10 -1250 PD-270 270 50
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