SAW convolvers using the transverse-horizontal bilinear field

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SAW convolvers using the transverse-horizontal bilinear field

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Conventional SAW convolvers rely on the transverse-vertical polarisation field induced by crystal nonlinearity in the presence of two contraflow input waves. The letter presents results for single-track SAW convolvers fabricated on LiNbO3 using the transverse-horizontal (in-plane) electric polarisation. The new electrode arrangement involved reduces the possibility of unwanted 'fold-over convolution from fabrication defects and increases design flexibility.

Inspec keywords: surface acoustic wave devices; signal processing; lithium compounds

Other keywords: SAW convolvers; LiNbO3; fabrication defects; fold-over convolution; single track device; electrode arrangement; transverse-horizontal bilinear field; signal processing; in-plane electric polarisation

Subjects: Acoustic wave devices

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