S.A.W. fused-silica reflective-array compressor

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A surface-wave reflective-array compressor using edge-bonded transducers and a fused-silica substrate is described. A flat amplitude response over a 60 MHz bandwidth about a 100 MHz centre frequency has been obtained by weighting the groove depth. This is in good agreement with the theoretical calculated transfer function involving a δ function method. Insertion loss is 25 dB and a pulse-compression loop has shown a compression ratio of nearly equal to 1.800.

Inspec keywords: acoustic surface wave devices; data compression

Other keywords: insertion loss; transfer function; pulse compression loop; reflective array compressor; acoustic surface wave data compressors; fused silica substrate; edge bonded transducers

Subjects: Acoustic wave devices

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