Microwave separated field reconstructed (SFR) device for permittivity and permeability measurement

A characteristic system, comprising:

• a vector network analyzer (41), two coaxial cables (42), and a microwave separated field reconstructed device;
• wherein the microwave separated field reconstructed device comprises:
• a microwave field reconstructed cavity (1), a first short circuit plane (4), a third waveguide flange (7) and coupling windows (8), wherein connection ports (2) are provided on four ends of the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1);
• the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1) is provided with a first waveguide flange (3), and a second waveguide flange (5) is provided one end of the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1) perpendicular to the first waveguide flange (3);
• the first short circuit plane (4) is connected to one end of the first waveguide flange (3) away from the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1);
• a second short circuit plane (6) is connected to one end of the second waveguide flange (5) away from the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1);
• a third waveguide flange (7) is provided on one end of the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1) away from the first waveguide flange (3);
• a fourth waveguide flange (9) is provided at one end of the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1) away from the second waveguide flange (5);
• input ports (10) are provided at one end of the third waveguide flange (7) and one end of the fourth waveguide flange (9);
• the coupling windows (8) are provided between the input port of third waveguide flange (7) and the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1) as well as between the input port of the fourth waveguide flange (9) and the microwave field reconstructed cavity (1);
• the two waveguide coaxial converters are connected to the input port of the fourth waveguide flange (9) and the input port of the third waveguide flange (7), respectively;
• the two coaxial cables (42) are respectively connected to two waveguide coaxial converters (43), and both are connected to the vector network analyzer (41).