39th Annual Symposium on Frequency Control 1985
DOI: 10.1109/freq.1985.200885
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Simple Thickness Plate Modes Driven by Lateral Fields

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“…The computed theoretical temperature coefficient at 25°C as well as the maximal LFE (for y-rotated LTO cuts ψ=0°), and TFE coupling coefficients for these singly rotated orientations are shown in Fig. 3 and were found to be consistent with previous literature [1,16].…”
Section: Theoretical Resultssupporting
confidence: 76%
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“…The computed theoretical temperature coefficient at 25°C as well as the maximal LFE (for y-rotated LTO cuts ψ=0°), and TFE coupling coefficients for these singly rotated orientations are shown in Fig. 3 and were found to be consistent with previous literature [1,16].…”
Section: Theoretical Resultssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…Given the existence of a PSM, one must also be able to selectively excite this mode. Lateral excitation has the advantage of permitting a degree of control over the mode coupling [1]. The challenge is then to find those orientations that maximize the electromechanical coupling to a functional mode and decouple from interfering modes.…”
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“…This excitation is called lateral field excitation and has primarily been used to drive piezoelectric plates as resonant filters [2]. In an LFE sensor platform both electrodes are placed on the surface opposite the sensing medium ( Fig.…”
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“…Esta configuración fue aplicada por primera vez en los años 40 en cristales de cuarzo planos para medir constantes elásticas de materiales [Atanasoff41]. Otras aplicaciones se centran en osciladores y tecnología de filtros [Bechmann65,Hatch83,Ballato85,Ballato86]. Ningún uso como sensor ha sido publicado en el pasado.…”
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