Material Characterization using Microwave Resonant Sensor

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  • EMERGING TECHNOLOGY

    FAKULTI KEJURUTERAAN ELEKTRONIK DAN KEJURUTERAAN KOMPUTER

    AMMAR ABDULLAH HUSSEIN AL-HEGAZI, PM.DR. ZAHRILADHA BIN ZAKARIA

    FACULTY OF ELECTRONIC AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING, UTeM

    [email protected]

    1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION The main purpose of this project is to develop a device that can identify material properties through Microwave Resonant Sensor in terms of resonant frequency, quality factor and permittivity. this device is limited to measure thin and low-loss materials only (e.g. meat, beef, chickenetc).

    2. OBJECTIVES To characterize material properties through

    Microwave Resonant Sensor. To validate the simulated results through

    experimental setup and evaluation in laboratory.

    3. NOVELTY & INVENTIVENESS Simple and effective method for material

    characterization. Provide useful information to improve the

    product. Very important since it is employed in

    various systems and applications.

    4. PRODUCT FEATURES

    Determination of the materials dielectric properties.

    Microstrip Ring Resonator is one of the most techniques used for materials measurement.

    Less insertion loss.

    5. POTENTIAL OF COMMERCIALIZATION Agriculture Geo-science Bio-engineering Food manufacturing Pharmaceutical industry Food processing in Industries

    6. REFERENCES 1. L.F. Chen, C. K. Ong and C.P.Neo national University Singapore , V.V.Varadan and

    Pennsylvania State University, USA, Microwave Electronics Measurement and materials characterization. Text book.2004.

    2. M.T.Jilani, M.Z.Rehman, A.M.Khan, M. T. Khan, S.M.Ali A Brief Review of Measuring Techniques for Characterization of Dielectric Materials. 2012-13 International Journal of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering.

    Simulation results

    Measurement results