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The article focuses on RLC parameter extraction using the transfer matrix. Topics inlcude the intuitive understanding of an RF network being only possible if its behavior can at least be understood in first order terms, the capacitors to ground has implemented with a feed through capacitor in the wall of each shield, and the isolation being clearly compromised by the stray capacitance.

The article reports that OCSiAl graphene nanotubes have facilitated the use of glass fi berreinforced polymer (GFRP) pipes at high-risk oil and gas, chemical and production facilities. Topics include graphene nanotubes dispersed in resin grant permanent and uniform anti-static properties to pipes and ensure safety from of ignition and explosion; and the fiberglass surface with an anti-static coating, to apply a carbon fiber veil as a separate layer or to add carbon black inside the resin.

The article discusses the usefulness of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) which is a versatile plastic fluoropolymer. Topics include the growth of the PTFE as an indispendable material which is commonly used in medical, automotive and other industries, its inertness that makes it biocompatible and its low coefficient of friction. Also mentioned is the PTFE's good dielectric properties.

The article offers information on epsilometer measurement solution for measuring the dielectric properties of substrate materials, from Compass Technology Group and Copper Mountain Technologies (CMT).

The article discusses the study "Cold sintering process of composites: Bridging the processing temperature gap of ceramic and polymer materials" which focuses on cold sintering process (CSP) technology. Topics discussed include the properties of ceramic types such as electrolyte, semiconductor, and microwave dielectric, the combination of pressure, heat, and heat, and the use of nanoparticles.

The article focuses on the use of the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) system in concrete slab inspection. It states that the GPR utilizes radio waves to see changes in the dielectric properties inside a structure. It says that the system can be used for quality assurance and deterioration assessments, and provides interpretation of the moisture content at rebar depth, and reinforcement corrosion state.

The article discusses the areas to consider when printed circuit board (PCB) traces are in close proximity while trying to combine analogue and digital signals on the same board. It mentions the need to pay attention to where two traces cross on different layers and on where they run parallel on the same layer. It notes the creation of a parasitic capacitor on one's board if two traces are in proximity. It also emphasizes another scenario which can create board parasitic capacitance.

The article reports on a method to evaluate dielectric properties of alumina, referencing to a paper that was published in a 2013 issue of the "Journal of the American Ceramic Society." Topics discussed include alumina as an insulator, the occurrence of punctures, and the challenge to measure dielectric strength. Also mentioned are finite-element analysis (FEA), electric field distribution, and surface defects.