Surface wave circuit device
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorMitsutaka Hikita
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Abstract
Stripes of a transducer or a reflector in a surface acoustic wave device are arranged such that the distribution of effective lengths of interdigital electrodes follows a function of impulse response in the direction of propagation of an acoustic wave and a total number of stripes in the direction of propagation is equal for each section in the direction normal to the direction of propagation, in order to attain a desired frequency response without sacrificing a transfer efficiency.
Claims9
A surface wave circuit device having a plurality of stripes arranged along a surface wave propagating substrate in a direction normal to a direction of propagation of a surface wave, said stripes being arranged at a fixed spacing from one another along the direction of propagation of a surface wave, wherein each of said stripes has an effective length in the direction normal to said direction of propagation which effective length contributes to the propagation of said surface wave, said effective length for each said stripe being determined as a function of the distance of each said stripe along said direction of propagation from an input point of said surface wave to said plurality of stripes, and further wherein said stripes are arranged such that a total number of stripes in said direction of propagation is substantially constant for any cross-section of said surface wave circuit device taken in said normal direction.
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