Article | REF: AM3046 V1

Microwave and high-frequency polymerization

Authors: Henri JULLIEN, Michel DELMOTTE

Publication date: July 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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    2. Basics of dielectric hysteresis processes

    2.1 Electromagnetic wave-condensed matter interaction

    The direct degradation of electromagnetic energy into heat within a dielectric material is possible as soon as a time-dependent electric field is applied to the material. In electrothermics, this is classically referred to as "heating by dielectric hysteresis". This hysteresis is strictly the electrical cause of energy degradation because, when the electrical stress ceases, i.e. when the applied electric field E ceases or decreases, the dielectric polarization of the material does not instantly cancel or follow the decrease in the electric field. This delay...

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