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Surface acoustic wave band-pass filter with different phase weighted transducers
Assignee: Hitachi Ltd
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Filing: 1990-03-08
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Granted: 1992-02-11
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Expires: 2010-03-08
Abstract
Abstract At least one electro-acoustic transducer of a first surface acoustic wave device and acousto-electric transducers of a second surface acoustic wave device are arranged symmetrically to the first surface acoustic wave device about a line parallel to a propagating direction of surface acoustic wave and is phase-weighted differently from the remaining transducers having common phase-weighting, to improve an attenuation for stop frequency.
Inventors
- 👤 Kazuhito Kurosawa
- 👤 Mitsutaka Hikita
- 👤 Toyoji Tabuchi
- 👤 Nobuhiko Shibagaki
- 👤 Tetsuya Hirashima
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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2026-11-07 01:14
CPC Classifications
H; H03; H03H; H03H9/00; H03H9/46; H03H9/64; H03H9/6423; H03H9/6426; H03H9/02; H03H9/02535; H03H9/02637; H03H9/02685; H03H9/0274; H03H9/02748; H03H9/125; H03H9/145; H03H9/14544; H03H9/1455
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
353 words
In a surface acoustic wave band-pass filter comprising a surface acoustic wave propagating substrate, a first surface acoustic wave device disposed on said substrate, a second surface acoustic wave device disposed on said substrate, said first and second surface acoustic wave devices are symmetrically arranged about a line therebetween and a propagating direction of a surface acoustic wave being parallel to said line, said first surface acoustic wave device including a first electro-acoustic transducer unit divided in the surface wave propagating direction into a plurality of repetitively arranged first electro-acoustic transducers, said plurality of first electro-acoustic transducers being connected commonly to an input electric signal source for converting said input electric signal to a first surface acoustic wave, and said first surface acoustic wave device including a first acousto-electric transducer unit having a plurality of first acousto-electric transducers arranged repetitively and alternatively to said first electro-acoustic transducers for receiving said first surface acoustic wave emitted from said first electro-acoustic transducers and converting said first surface acoustic wave into an intermediate electric signal, said second surface acoustic wave device including a second acousto-electric transducer unit divided in the surface acoustic wave propagating direction into a plurality of repetitively arranged second acousto-electric transducers, said plurality of second acousto-electric transducers being connected commonly to an output terminal, and said second surface acoustic wave device including a second electro-acoustic transducer unit having a plurality of second electro-acoustic transducers arranged repetitively and alternatively to said second acousto-electric transducers and correspondingly electrically connected to said plurality of first acousto-electric transducers of said first acousto-electric transducer unit for converting said intermediate electric signal from said first acousto-electric transducer unit into a second surface acoustic wave and emitting said second surface acoustic wave to said second acousto-electric transducer unit which provides an output electric signal at said output terminal, an improvement comprising: at least one of a first acousto-electric transducer and a correspondingly electrically connected second electro-acoustic transducer being phase-weighted differently from each other and each said first acousto-electric transducer and said second electro-acoustic transducer being respectively phased weighted differently from other transducers of the same type on the same device.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
353 words
In a surface acoustic wave band-pass filter comprising a surface acoustic wave propagating substrate, a first surface acoustic wave device disposed on said substrate, a second surface acoustic wave device disposed on said substrate, said first and second surface acoustic wave devices are symmetrically arranged about a line therebetween and a propagating direction of a surface acoustic wave being parallel to said line, said first surface acoustic wave device including a first electro-acoustic transducer unit divided in the surface wave propagating direction into a plurality of repetitively arranged first electro-acoustic transducers, said plurality of first electro-acoustic transducers being connected commonly to an input electric signal source for converting said input electric signal to a first surface acoustic wave, and said first surface acoustic wave device including a first acousto-electric transducer unit having a plurality of first acousto-electric transducers arranged repetitively and alternatively to said first electro-acoustic transducers for receiving said first surface acoustic wave emitted from said first electro-acoustic transducers and converting said first surface acoustic wave into an intermediate electric signal, said second surface acoustic wave device including a second acousto-electric transducer unit divided in the surface acoustic wave propagating direction into a plurality of repetitively arranged second acousto-electric transducers, said plurality of second acousto-electric transducers being connected commonly to an output terminal, and said second surface acoustic wave device including a second electro-acoustic transducer unit having a plurality of second electro-acoustic transducers arranged repetitively and alternatively to said second acousto-electric transducers and correspondingly electrically connected to said plurality of first acousto-electric transducers of said first acousto-electric transducer unit for converting said intermediate electric signal from said first acousto-electric transducer unit into a second surface acoustic wave and emitting said second surface acoustic wave to said second acousto-electric transducer unit which provides an output electric signal at said output terminal, an improvement comprising: at least one of a first acousto-electric transducer and a correspondingly electrically connected second electro-acoustic transducer being phase-weighted differently from each other and each said first acousto-electric transducer and said second electro-acoustic transducer being respectively phased weighted differently from other transducers of the same type on the same device.
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