Surface acoustic wave filter having unidirectional and bidirecti

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Electromechanical filter

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333196, 310313B, 310313C, H03H 964

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061279048

ABSTRACT:
A surface acoustic wave filter device suitable for CDMA communication system includes a piezoelectric substrate, and a unidirectional input side transducer and a bidirectional output side transducer are formed on the substrate. The filter device has satisfactory filtering characteristics in terms of insertion loss, frequency characteristic, T.T.E. attenuation level, group delay time, etc.

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