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Generation of surface acoustic waves in non-piezoelectric solids using edge bonded rotatedY-cut lithium niobate transducers

J.M. Rouvaen, M Ait-Ahsene, Atika Menhaj-Rivenq, P. Logette, P. Goutin

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Edge bonded bulk acoustic wave transducers may be used for surface acoustic wave generation on the surface of a non-piezoelectric substrate. An arbitrary (about the X axis) rotated Y -cut lithium niobate transducer may be used in place of a standard (36°, 90° or 163° rotated) cut. This may allow one to optimize the performances of such a transducer, whose design is presented in this paper. Numerical examples for lead molybdate substrates are given and discussed.

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Edge bonded bulk acoustic wave transducers may be used for surface acoustic wave generation on the surface of a non-piezoelectric substrate. An arbitrary (about the X axis) rotated Y -cut lithium niobate transducer may be used in place of a standard (36°, 90° or 163° rotated) cut. This may allow one to optimize the performances of such a transducer, whose design is presented in this paper. Numerical examples for lead molybdate substrates are given and discussed.

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Edge bonded bulk acoustic wave transducers may be used for surface acoustic wave generation on the surface of a non-piezoelectric substrate. An arbitrary (about the X axis) rotated Y -cut lithium niobate transducer may be used in place of a standard (36°, 90° or 163° rotated) cut. This may allow one to optimize the performances of such a transducer, whose design is presented in this paper. Numerical examples for lead molybdate substrates are given and discussed.

Key concepts: Lithium niobate, Transducer, Piezoelectricity, Materials science, Surface acoustic wave, Interdigital transducer, Acoustics, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution

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