Demonstrates effective permittivity characterization in additive manufactured materials, suggesting key printing pattern influences.
The use of additive manufacturing for the manufacturing of complex materials requires suitable characterization methods. A free-space measurement method is used for the real permittivity characterization. Depending on the considered printing pattern, the experimental result shows good agreement with theoretical values calculated using mixing laws. The setup gives promising results with characterizations of the permittivity, and it highlights the importance of taking into account the printing pattern used according to the desired effective permittivity.
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