50 Companies and Universities from all over the world have used the Dielectric Properties Measurement Service at DIMAS-ITACA

PepsiCo, the Spanish Royal Mint (Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre), and Stanford University are among the more than 50 renowned companies, universities, and tech centers from around the world that have used the dielectric property measurement service provided by DIMAS-ITACA lab at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), a unique facility developed by its team of researchers.

Dielectric properties are fundamental parameters that define how a material interacts with a microwave field, and therefore they are essential parameters for designing wireless devices, sensors and microwave processing systems within several projects related to different industrial sectors or research lines.

DIMAS-ITACA research team knows the growing demand for fast and accurate measurements and the need of measuring over hundreds of samples per year. That’s the reason why the lab offers highly precise and reliable dielectric measurement services by utilizing the most suitable measurement techniques according to the material specifications (material type, size, shape, frequency, temperature, etc.).

ITACA-DIMAS also offers cost-effective stand-alone highly precise dielectric measurement systems for different types of materials.

Recently, Fuminao Kisimoto, Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemical System Engineering at the Universidad de Tokio, has concluded a stage at DIMAS-ITACA lab with his team to explore the possibilities of the measurement equipment.

“Our work here is related to a project related to green chemical reaction driven by microwaves. Since last October, our team at the University of Tokyo has been collaborating with DIMAS-ITACA on this project, and we came here to conduct additional validations. This lab holds unique facilities all over the world that capable us to do a kind of measurements impossible to conduct in other place,” explained Fuminao Kisimoto, University of Tokio.

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