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In Reply to: Glass as a Dielectric posted by Superfly on August 11, 2003 at 06:13:54:
What exactly do you want to know? There are lots of different glass compositions. Common glass in general is an excellent insulator.
Dielectric constants:
Silica = 3.78 (10^2 to 10^10 Hz)
Pyrex = 5.02 @ 10^2 Hz; 4.84 @ 10^6 Hz
Most mixed composition glasses (such as soda lime silica) have higher dielectric constant than pure silica, some as high as 10.Fibreglass is a mixture of air and glass, so take your pick between air (1) and ~8.
regards
zarquon
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- Re: Glass as a Dielectric - zarquon 07:20:03 08/11/03 (7)
- Re: Glass as a Dielectric - Superfly 09:15:55 08/11/03 (6)
- Re: Glass as a Dielectric - Steve Eddy 11:50:21 08/11/03 (5)
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- Re: Glass as a Dielectric - Steve Eddy 14:39:14 08/11/03 (0)
- Re: Glass as a Dielectric - Superfly 14:25:18 08/11/03 (2)
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