Interdigital transducer with finger-width weighting for surface wave arrangements
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorJurgen Machui
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Abstract
An interdigital transducer is weighted by means of finger-width weighting for surface wave arrangements. The weighting is produced by differing finger widths in conjunction with constant widths of finger gaps. Constant finger overlap length is preferably provided.
Claims8
A weighted interdigital transducer for surface wave arrangements comprising:
- a first bus bar and a second bus bar;
- first transducer fingers, each having a first width, connected to the first bus bar;
- second transducer fingers, each having a second width, connected to the second bus bar;
- interspaces situated between the first and second transducer fingers having a constant width, the interspaces shifting in a main propagation direction of surface acoustic waves such that the first width of each of the first transducer fingers increase as the second width of each of the second transducer fingers decrease.
A surface wave filter with an input transducer having a first plurality of fingers, each of the first plurality of fingers having a first width, and an output transducer having a second plurality of fingers, each of the second plurality of fingers having a second width, wherein said first and second plurality of fingers are weighted proportionately and are periodically positioned with a constant width of gaps at least in a region of a prescribed weighting of the first and second plurality of fingers wherein starting from a mean dimension for which said first and second plurality of fingers are of equal width, in accordance with the prescribed weighting in a weighting region, the first width of each of the first plurality of fingers is equal to or greater than the mean and the second width of each of the second plurality of fingers is equal to or narrower than said mean dimension, and gaps of equal widths are provided which are positioned with their centers offset by comparison with the periodicity of the first and second plurality of fingers in accordance with the prescribed weighting, and the first and second plurality of fingers are essentially periodically positioned with reference to their respective centers.
A weighted interdigital transducer for surface wave arrangements comprising:
- a first bus bar and a second bus bar;
- first transducer fingers, each having a first width, connected to the first bus bar;
- second transducer fingers, each having a second width, connected to the second bus bar;
- interspaces situated between the first and second transducer fingers having a constant width, the interspaces shifting in a main propagation direction of surface acoustic waves such that the first width of each of the first transducer fingers increase as the second width of each of the second transducer fingers decrease wherein additionally superimposed finger-length overlap weighting is provided.
A surface wave filter with an input transducer having a first plurality of fingers, each of the first plurality of fingers having a first width, and an output transducer having a second plurality of fingers, each of the second plurality of fingers having a second width, wherein said first and second plurality of fingers are weighted proportionately and are periodically positioned with a constant width of gaps at least in a region of a prescribed weighting of the first and second plurality of fingers wherein starting from a mean dimension for which said first and second plurality of fingers are of equal width, in accordance with the prescribed weighting in a weighting region, the first width of each of the first plurality of fingers is equal to or greater than the mean dimension, and the second width of each of the second plurality of fingers is equal to or narrower than said mean dimension, and gaps of equal widths are provided which are positioned with their centers offset by comparison with the periodicity of the first and second plurality of fingers in accordance with the prescribed weighting, and the first and second plurality of fingers are essentially periodically positioned with reference to their respective centers wherein additional superimposed length overlap weighting is provided.
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