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    The document contains measurements of return loss and phase shift of various materials over a range of frequencies. At a frequency of 20.70GHz: - The phase shift (PhSh) of material m4 was measured to be 90.062 degrees. - The PhSh of material m5 was measured to be 92.830 degrees. - The PhSh of a measured sample (PhShMeas) was 86.600 degrees.

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    The document contains measurements of return loss and phase shift of various materials over a range of frequencies. At a frequency of 20.70GHz: - The phase shift (PhSh) of material m4 was measured to be 90.062 degrees. - The PhSh of material m5 was measured to be 92.830 degrees. - The PhSh of a measured sample (PhShMeas) was 86.600 degrees.

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    Federico Casini
    The document contains measurements of return loss and phase shift of various materials over a range of frequencies. At a frequency of 20.70GHz: - The phase shift (PhSh) of material m4 was measured to be 90.062 degrees. - The PhSh of material m5 was measured to be 92.830 degrees. - The PhSh of a measured sample (PhShMeas) was 86.600 degrees.

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    Return Loss (dB)

    Phase Shift (deg)

    -10

    100

    m4
    freq=20.70GHz
    PhSh3=90.062

    -20
    95

    -30
    PhShMeas
    PhSh5
    PhSh3
    PhSh4

    dB(Bit2_st1_er_10_mom_a..S(1,1))
    dB(Bit2_st0_er_10_mom_a..S(1,1))
    dB(Bit2_st1_er_10_6_mom_a..S(1,1))
    dB(Bit2_st0_er_10_6_mom_a..S(1,1))
    dB(Bit2_st1_mom_a..S(1,1))
    dB(Bit2_st0_mom_a..S(1,1))

    Effect of the dielectric constant

    -40
    -50

    PhSh4

    m5
    m3
    freq=20.70GHz
    PhSh4=81.673

    m4
    90
    m1

    m5
    freq=20.70GHz
    PhSh5=92.830

    85

    -60

    m3
    -70
    0

    10

    15

    20
    freq, GHz

    25

    30

    35

    40

    80
    20.0

    20.4

    20.8

    21.2

    21.6

    m1
    freq=20.70GHz
    22.0 PhShMeas=86.600

    freq, GHz

    Eqn PhSh1 = interp(unwrap(phase(Bit1_st0_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8) - interp(unwrap(phase(Bit1_st1_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8)

    Eqn PhSh3 = interp(unwrap(phase(Bit2_st0_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8) - interp(unwrap(phase(Bit2_st1_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8)


    Eqn PhSh4 = interp(unwrap(phase(Bit2_st0_er_10_6_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8) - interp(unwrap(phase(Bit2_st1_er_10_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8)
    Eqn PhSh5 = interp(unwrap(phase(Bit2_st0_er_10_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8) - interp(unwrap(phase(Bit2_st1_er_10_6_mom_a..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8)

    Eqn PhShMeas=interp(unwrap(phase(B2St1..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8) - interp(unwrap(phase(B2St0..S(2,1))),0,4e10,1e8)

    PhSh3
    PhSh5
    PhShMeas

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