Dielectric Properties

Dielectric properties refer to the properties of storage and loss of electrostatic energy under the action of an electric field, usually expressed by dielectric constant and dielectric loss. When high-frequency technology is applied to materials, such as solid wood composite flooring, dielectric properties are very important when high-frequency hot pressing is used. When the medium is applied with an electric field, an induced electric charge is generated to weaken the electric field. The ratio of the original applied electric field (in vacuum) to the electric field in the final medium is the permittivity, which is also called the electric induction rate.