Quartz crystal vibrator using Ni-Ag or Cr-Ni-Ag electrode layers

Details Quartz crystal vibrator using Ni-Ag or Cr-Ni-Ag electrode layers Quartz crystal vibrator using Ni-Ag or Cr-Ni-Ag electrode layers

1978-06-19

1981-03-31

Budd, Mark O.

Electrical generator or motor structure

Non-dynamoelectric

Piezoelectric elements and devices

H01L 4110

Patent

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042596076

ABSTRACT:
A structure of an electrode film deposited on a tuning fork-type quartz crystal vibrator in which an electrode film on a tuning fork-type quartz crystal vibrator has a laminated structure obtained by forming, in the order mentioned, three overlapping layers, namely layers of chrome, nickel and silver, or two overlapping layers, namely layers of nickel and silver, on the surface of a tuning fork-shaped quartz crystal from the side nearest thereto, and in which the thickness of each layer of the electrode film is less than 300 A for the chrome layer, less than 500 A for the nickel layer, and less than 2000 A for the silver layer.

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Piezoelectric Ceramics, by Jaffe, Cook & Jaffe, Academic Press, N.Y., 1971, pp. 262-263.

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