Patent classifications
H03H9/14555
Saw resonator and filter comprising same
A SAW resonator comprises two reflectors and a transducer arranged between the reflectors. A resonant space between the transducer and a respective reflector is set large enough to enable occurrence of main resonance and at least one further resonance of comparable admittance. Thus, a multiple resonant resonator is achieved that can be used as a parallel resonator in a filter circuit with a DMS track for example to improve attenuation in a stop band.
ELECTROACOUSTIC FILTER INCLUDING SPLIT RESONATOR WITH DETUNING
Aspects of the disclosure relate to wireless communication, and high-frequency filters with resonators. One example is a frequency band filter circuit having a split resonator. The split resonator comprises a resonator including a first section of a shared input busbar, a first section of a shared output busbar, and an electrode structure between the first section of the shared input busbar and the first section of the shared output busbar, the electrode structure configured for a resonance. The split resonator also comprises a detuned resonator. The detuned resonator includes a second section of the shared input busbar, a second section of the shared output busbar, and a detuned electrode structure between the second section of the shared input busbar and the second section of the shared output busbar, the detuned electrode structure configured for a detuned resonance different from the resonance.
MODIFIED SAW TRANSDUCER, SAW RESONATOR, AND SAW FILTER COMPRISING SAME
A SAW transducer and a SAW resonator are proposed composed of consecutively arranged unit cells of length L. Slight geometry or material variations such as variations of the metallization ration or the unit cell length L affecting the pitch) between these unit cells result in improved spurious mode suppression while the main mode performance is unaffected.
Interdigital transducers on a piezoelectric thin-film for signal compression
A piezoelectric thin-film suspended above a carrier substrate. An input interdigital transducer (IDT) having first interdigitated electrodes is disposed at different locations along the horizontal axis and on the first side of the piezoelectric thin-film. Each opposing pair of the first interdigitated electrodes is to selectively transduce a particular frequency range of an input electrical signal that varies in frequency over time into an acoustic wave of a laterally vibrating mode based on a pitch between electrodes of the opposing pair. An output IDT that includes second interdigitated electrodes is disposed at different locations along the horizontal axis and on the second side of the piezoelectric thin-film. Each opposing pair of the second interdigitated electrodes is to convert the acoustic wave transduced by the respective opposing pair of the first interdigitated electrodes into a compressed pulse.
SAW RESONATOR AND FILTER COMPRISING SAME
A SAW resonator comprises two reflectors and a transducer arranged between the reflectors. A resonant space between the transducer and a respective reflector is set large enough to enable occurrence of main resonance and at least one further resonance of comparable admittance. Thus, a multiple resonant resonator is achieved that can be used as a parallel resonator in a filter circuit with a DMS track for example to improve attenuation in a stop band.
Frequency tunable RF filters via a wide-band SAW-multiferroic hybrid device
A filter including a piezoelectric substrate; a surface acoustic wave (SAW) device on the piezoelectric substrate and including unequally spaced interdigitated input and output transducer electrodes of unequal widths, wherein the input transducer electrodes are to convert an incoming radio frequency (RF) electrical signal into surface acoustic waves; a SAW propagation path between the input and output transducer electrodes; and a magnetostrictive film in the SAW propagation path to filter the surface acoustic waves that are at a ferromagnetic resonance frequency of the magnetostrictive film, wherein the output transducer electrodes are to convert the filtered surface acoustic waves into an outgoing electrical RF signal. The SAW device may operate in a wide-band pass configuration. The wide-band pass configuration result in a transmission of frequencies up to 60 dB. The magnetostrictive film may include a ferromagnetic material. The interdigitated input and output transducer electrodes may include unequal widths between adjacent electrodes.
Acoustic filter
Techniques are disclosed for increasing capacitance, decreasing losses, and/or improving a quality factor of a SAW filter. The techniques include using a partial-IDT instead of a reflector between two groups of IDTs. The partial-IDT is implemented having a cavity transition on a first end and a reflector transition on a second end. The cavity transition facilitates propagation of main-resonance acoustic waves into, or between elements of, the partial-IDT. The reflector transition facilitates reflection of main-resonance acoustic waves.
INTERDIGITAL TRANSDUCERS ON A PIEZOELECTRIC THIN-FILM FOR SIGNAL COMPRESSION
A piezoelectric thin-film suspended above a carrier substrate. An input interdigital transducer (IDT) having first interdigitated electrodes is disposed at different locations along the horizontal axis and on the first side of the piezoelectric thin-film. Each opposing pair of the first interdigitated electrodes is to selectively transduce a particular frequency range of an input electrical signal that varies in frequency over time into an acoustic wave of a laterally vibrating mode based on a pitch between electrodes of the opposing pair. An output IDT that includes second interdigitated electrodes is disposed at different locations along the horizontal axis and on the second side of the piezoelectric thin-film. Each opposing pair of the second interdigitated electrodes is to convert the acoustic wave transduced by the respective opposing pair of the first interdigitated electrodes into a compressed pulse.
Acoustic Filter
Techniques are disclosed for increasing capacitance, decreasing losses, and/or improving a quality factor of a SAW filter. The techniques include using a partial-IDT instead of a reflector between two groups of IDTs. The partial-IDT is implemented having a cavity transition on a first end and a reflector transition on a second end. The cavity transition facilitates propagation of main-resonance acoustic waves into, or between elements of, the partial-IDT. The reflector transition facilitates reflection of main-resonance acoustic waves.
Modified saw transducer, saw resonator, and saw filter comprising same
A SAW transducer and a SAW resonator are proposed composed of consecutively arranged unit cells of length L. Slight geometry or material variations such as variations of the metallization ration or the unit cell length L affecting the pitch) between these unit cells result in improved spurious mode suppression while the main mode performance is unaffected.