Memoirs of the Faculty of Science, Shimane University

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Memoirs of the Faculty of Science, Shimane University 16

1982-12-25 発行

マイクロ波抵抗率測定のための空洞摂動法

Cavity Perturbation Techniques for Evaluation of Microwave Resistivities

Watanabe, Yoshiyuki

Oka, Masahiro

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The cavity perturbation technique based on the eddy current loss method is modified so as to enable a rather quick measurement of the temperature dependence of microwave resistivities. A heavily doped p-type Si single crystal is employed as a reference to evaluate the resistivities. Some experimental data are given on polycrystalline MnSe specimens.

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