Thin Film Bulk Acoustic FBAR Resonator With Spurious Mode Suppression Mechanism
AssigneeChangzhou Crystal Resonance Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsDror HURWITZ, Yuan Yuan
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AssigneeChangzhou Crystal Resonance Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsDror HURWITZ, Yuan Yuan
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A mechanism for suppression of spurious signals or modes in FBAR resonators and filters, incorporating the effects of the electromagnetic (EM) cavity resonance physical field model. The suppression of spurious signals is achieved by modifying the characteristics of the EM cavity resonance of the FBAR resonator. This is achieved by keeping the fundamental piezoelectric resonance frequency of the resonator constant and shifting the EM cavity resonance to a lower frequency. This shift of the EM cavity resonance frequency ensures that the sub-spurious signals generated from the interaction between the piezoelectric resonance frequency and the EM cavity resonance frequency, are shifted to a lower-frequency, which advantageously lies in a rejection band area outside the passband of the piezoelectric resonance. The FBAR resonator is modified to include a “zipper” edge top electrode which includes a series of local ridges or peaks and valleys being generally between adjacent ridges or peaks.
A bulk acoustic resonator comprising:
An electronic signal filter having an input and an output, the filter comprising:
An electronic signal filter having an input and an output, the filter comprising:
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