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The approximate loaded Q due to dielectric loss for a dielectric resonator given the loss tangent is 0.0001 is:

The approximate loaded Q due to dielectric loss for a dielectric resonator given the loss tangent is 0.0001 is: Correct Answer 1000

Loaded Q due to dielectric loss for a dielectric resonator is given by the reciprocal of the loss tangent. Taking the reciprocal of loss tangent, loaded Q due to dielectric loss is 1000.

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