Saw device and method of manufacture

Electrical generator or motor structure – Non-dynamoelectric – Piezoelectric elements and devices

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310344, H01L 4108

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052085040

ABSTRACT:
A SAW oscillator package having low vibration sensitivity includes a stiffener layer disposed between a mounting surface for the oscillator and the oscillator circuit package. Preferably, the stiffening layer comprises a slab of a highly stiff material such as a ceramic and, in particular, aluminum oxide, as well as other material which preferably have suitable thermal expansion coefficients matched between the material of the package and the mounting surface. Moreover, the rigidly of the SAW device itself is also increased by either reducing the lateral dimensions of the SAW device or increasing the thickness of the SAW substrate and/or cover.

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Bikash K. Sinha, Stanley Locke, "Acceleration and Vibration Sensitivity of SAW Devices", IEEE Transations vol. 34, No. 1 Jan. 1987.

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