Source:
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON DIELECTRICS AND ELECTRICAL INSULATION, Volume 10, Number 5, p.728-753 (2003)
Abstract:
The main principles of time domain dielectric spectroscopy, its
application to conductive systems and possible methods of electrode
polarization corrections in time domain are introduced. A comprehensive
theoretical and experimental study of static and dynamic dielectric
properties of different biological systems including globular and
membrane proteins, hydrate water, human erythrocytes, and normal and
malignant blood cells of different types is presented in the paper.
