Dielectric Constant Tester

Dielectric Constant & Dielectric Loss Measurement

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TS-DC1

Dielectric Constant Tester

The TS-DC1 Dielectric Constant Tester is a precision instrument designed to measure the dielectric constant (ε) and dielectric loss tangent (tanδ) of insulating materials under high-frequency electric fields for quality control, research, and material characterization.

Key Specifications

Frequency Range

10 kHz – 70 MHz

Q Measurement Range

1 – 1000

Material Thickness

0.01 – 15 mm

Display

LCD

DielectricPermittivityLoss TangentElectrical Testing

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Product Introduction

The TS-DC1 is a precision test platform built to characterize the electrical insulation performance of dielectric materials at high frequency. Bringing together a dedicated test fixture, a control and measurement unit, automated data capture, and a matched set of inductors, the system gives engineers a single, self-contained solution for evaluating how a material behaves when subjected to a high-frequency electric field.

At the heart of the platform is a parallel-plate capacitor arrangement that holds the specimen in place while a Q-meter tracks the resulting resonance behaviour. By comparing the Q-value and thickness readings taken with and without the sample in the fixture, the TS-DC1 derives the dielectric loss tangent (tanδ) of the material under test. The dielectric constant (ε) is calculated from the same measurement cycle, so both parameters are produced together, automatically, in a single pass.

Because the method relies on direct physical measurement rather than modelled approximation, the TS-DC1 is well suited to quality control, incoming material inspection, and R&D characterization work where repeatable, standards-traceable results are essential.

Key Features

  • Fully automatic computation of dielectric constant (ε) and dielectric loss tangent (tanδ) in a single measurement cycle.
  • DDS digital synthesized signal source for stable, accurate frequency generation across a wide operating range.
  • Automatic and manual Q-range switching to suit different sample types and test conditions.
  • Automatic resonance point scanning, removing the need for manual tuning.

Technical Parameters

Signal Source Range (DDS Digital Synthesized Signal)10 kHz – 70 MHz
Signal Source Frequency Coverage Ratio7000:1
Signal Source Frequency Accuracy (6 significant digits)3×10⁻⁵ ±1 digit
Q Measurement Range1–1000, automatic/manual range switching
Q Resolution4 significant digits, 0.1 resolution
Q Measurement Working Error<5%
Inductance Measurement Range (4 significant digits, 0.1 nH resolution)1 nH – 8.4 H, 0.1 nH resolution
Inductance Measurement Error<5%
Tuning CapacitorMain capacitor 30–550 pF
Direct Capacitance Measurement Range1 pF ~ 2.5 μF
Tuning Capacitor Error & Resolution±1 pF or <1%, 0.1 pF
Resonance Point SearchAutomatic scanning
Qualified Q Value Preset Range5–1000, with sound and light prompt
Q Range SwitchingAutomatic/manual
LCD Display ParametersF, L, C, Q, Lt, Ct, Tg, etc.
Automatic Deduction of Residual Inductance & Test Lead InductanceSupported
Direct Measurement & Display of Large Capacitance ValueMeasurable up to 2.5 μF
Dielectric Loss Coefficient Accuracy0.01% (1 part per ten thousand)
Dielectric Permittivity Accuracy0.1% (1 part per thousand)
Testable Material Thickness0.01–15 mm

Applicable Standards

The TS-DC1 is designed and calibrated with reference to the following national and international test standards, ensuring that results are consistent with recognised industry practice:

  • GB/T 1409-2006 — Test methods for permittivity and dielectric loss tangent of solid insulating materials at frequencies from 1 MHz to 1000 MHz
  • GB/T 1693-2007 — Test methods for rubber insulating materials
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