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US4156214A
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Multipole resonator
Assignee: Motorola Solutions Inc
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Filing: 1977-01-14
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Granted: 1979-05-22
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Expires: 1997-01-14
Abstract
Abstract Three electrode pairs are formed on a monolithic piezoelectric element which exhibits anisotropic properties with respect to its X and Z axes. The electrodes of each pair are located on opposite sides of the piezoelectric element, with all electrodes being of predetermined dimensions. The first and second electrode pairs are aligned on the X axes at a predetermined spacing therebetween. The second and third electrode pair are aligned on the Z axis, also at a predetermined spacing. In circuit operation, a signal to be processed is coupled to the first electrode pair and extracted from the third electrode pair, with the electrodes of the second pair shorted together. In this manner, the resonator displays a three pole passband characteristic having excellent spur suppression.
Inventors
- 👤 Aristotelis S. Arvanitis
- 👤 Stanley Malinowski
- 👤 Corwin E. Livenick
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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2026-11-01 17:07
CPC Classifications
H; H03; H03H; H03H9/00; H03H9/46; H03H9/54; H03H9/542; H03H9/56; H03H9/566; Y; Y10; Y10T; Y10T29/00; Y10T29/42
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
212 words
A multiple resonator adapted to process a signal comprising: a monolithic piezoelectric element having X, Y and Z axes, said element exhibiting predetermined anisotropic properties with respect to said X and Z axes; first, second and third pairs of electrodes formed on said piezoelectric element, each pair being of predetermined dimensions and having its electrodes formed on opposite sides of said piezoelectric element; said first electrode pair being positioned on the piezoelectric element at a predetermined location along the X axis thereof; said second electrode pair being positioned on the piezoelectric element along the X axis thereof at a predetermined distance from said first electrode pair, said second electrode pair also being positioned along the Z axis of the piezoelectric element; means for shorting together the electrodes of said second electrode pair; said third electrode pair being positioned on the piezoelectric element along the Z axis thereof at a predetermined distance from said second electrode pair; means for applying said signal to one of said first and third electrode pairs such that the signal is coupled through said second electrode pair to the other of said first and third electrode pairs, respectively, for extraction thereat, whereby the transfer characteristic of said resonator is affected by the anisotropic property of the piezoelectric element.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
212 words
A multiple resonator adapted to process a signal comprising: a monolithic piezoelectric element having X, Y and Z axes, said element exhibiting predetermined anisotropic properties with respect to said X and Z axes; first, second and third pairs of electrodes formed on said piezoelectric element, each pair being of predetermined dimensions and having its electrodes formed on opposite sides of said piezoelectric element; said first electrode pair being positioned on the piezoelectric element at a predetermined location along the X axis thereof; said second electrode pair being positioned on the piezoelectric element along the X axis thereof at a predetermined distance from said first electrode pair, said second electrode pair also being positioned along the Z axis of the piezoelectric element; means for shorting together the electrodes of said second electrode pair; said third electrode pair being positioned on the piezoelectric element along the Z axis thereof at a predetermined distance from said second electrode pair; means for applying said signal to one of said first and third electrode pairs such that the signal is coupled through said second electrode pair to the other of said first and third electrode pairs, respectively, for extraction thereat, whereby the transfer characteristic of said resonator is affected by the anisotropic property of the piezoelectric element.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
24 words
The multipole resonator of claim 1 further comprising means for shorting together all electrodes which are formed on one side of the piezoelectric element.
Claim 4
Independent Claim
261 words
The method of constructing a multipole resonator adapted for receiving and processing a signal, which resonator displays enhanced spur suppression comprising the steps of: (a) producing a monolithic piezoelectric element which has X, Y, Z axes and which exhibits predetermined anisotropic properties with respect to said X and Z axes; (b) forming a first electrode pair on said piezoelectric element in alignment with the X axis thereof, each of said first electrodes having predetermined dimensions and being located on opposite sides of said element; (c) forming a second electrode pair on said piezoelectric element in alignment with the X axis thereof and at a predetermined distance from said first electrode pair, each of said second electrodes having predetermined dimensions and being located on opposite sides of said piezoelectric element, said second electrode pair also being aligned along the Z axis of said piezoelectric element; (d) forming a third electrode pair on said piezoelectric element in alignment with the Z axis thereof and at a predetermined distance from said second electrode pair, each of said third electrodes having predetermined dimensions and being located on opposite sides of said piezoelectric element; (e) providing a means for coupling said signal to one of said first and third electrode pairs; (f) providing a means to extract said signal from the other of said first and third electrode pairs; and (g) providing a means for shorting together the electrodes of said second electrode pair such that the signal is coupled from one of said X and Z axes to the other through said second electrode pair.
Claim 5
Independent Claim
261 words
The method of constructing a multipole resonator adapted for receiving and processing a signal, which resonator displays enhanced spur suppression comprising the steps of: (a) producing a monolithic piezoelectric element which has X, Y, Z axes and which exhibits predetermined anisotropic properties with respect to said X and Z axes; (b) forming a first electrode pair on said piezoelectric element in alignment with the X axis thereof, each of said first electrodes having predetermined dimensions and being located on opposite sides of said element; (c) forming a second electrode pair on said piezoelectric element in alignment with the X axis thereof and at a predetermined distance from said first electrode pair, each of said second electrodes having predetermined dimensions and being located on opposite sides of said piezoelectric element, said second electrode pair also being aligned along the Z axis of said piezoelectric element; (d) forming a third electrode pair on said piezoelectric element in alignment with the Z axis thereof and at a predetermined distance from said second electrode pair, each of said third electrodes having predetermined dimensions and being located on opposite sides of said piezoelectric element; (e) providing a means for coupling said signal to one of said first and third electrode pairs; (f) providing a means to extract said signal from the other of said first and third electrode pairs; and (g) providing a means for shorting together the electrodes of said second electrode pair such that the signal is coupled from one of said X and Z axes to the other through said second electrode pair.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
25 words
The method of claim 3 further comprising the step of providing a means to short together all electrodes on one side of said piezoelectric element.
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