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Thin film Lamb wave resonators in frequency control and sensing applications: a review

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IOP PUBLISHING LTD
DOI: 10.1088/0960-1317/23/4/043001

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  1. Swedish Research Council (VR) through the Forskarassistent grant 'Thin Film Guided Microacoustic Waves in Periodical Systems: Theory and Applications'

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This work makes an overview of the progress made during the last decade with regard to a novel class of piezoelectric microwave devices employing acoustic Lamb waves in micromachined thin film membranes. This class of devices is referred to as either thin film Lamb wave resonators or piezoelectric contour-mode resonators both employing thin film aluminum nitride membranes. These devices are of interest for applications in both frequency control and sensing. High quality factor Lamb wave resonators exhibiting low noise, low loss and thermally stable performance are demonstrated and their application in high resolution gravimetric and pressure sensors further discussed. A specific emphasis is put on the ability of these devices to operate in contact with liquids. Future research directions are further outlined.

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