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In What Way Does The Dielectric Constant (dc) Of The Media Affect The Measurement?

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  • ELECTROMAGNETIC energy is EMITTED from all radar devices. When the emitted signal reaches a POINT where there is a change in DC, usually the media surface, some of the signal is reflected back to the transmitter.
  • The amount of energy that is reflected back to the transmitter is proportional to the DC of the media. A rule-of-thumb is that the value of the dielectric constant represents the percentage of energy that is reflected.
  • Thus a DC of eight means that eight percent of the emitted energy is reflected back to the transmitter. FUNDAMENTALLY media with a higher DC PROVIDE stronger return signals and are therefore easier to measure.



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