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The resonant frequency of a dielectric resonator cannot be mechanically tuned.

The resonant frequency of a dielectric resonator cannot be mechanically tuned. Correct Answer true

By using an adjustable metal plate above the resonator, the resonant frequency can be mechanically tuned. As it has these desirable features, it is mostly used in integrated microwave filters and oscillators.

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