THE USE OF MICROWAVE MEASUREMENTS FOR SORTING THE CONSTITUENT ELEMENTS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL OBJECTS
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In this paper the design of a coaxial resonant measuring converter with a shortening capacitance used to determine the electrophysical parameters of the constituent elements of archaeological objects is proposed. Based on the numerical model, the optimal geometric dimensions of the resonant sensor are determined. The analysis of the main characteristics of the measuring transducer is carried out. A number of experimental data were obtained confirming the applicability of the proposed technique.

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archaeological object, microwave resonator, resonant measuring converter, aperture, conversion characteristic
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