3. Surface wave filters (SAW)
The history of surface wave devices began in 1965 with the invention of the interdigital quartz comb by White and Voltmer
[1]
. The study of surface waves dates back to 1885, when Lord Rayleigh
[2]
was interested in earthquakes.
The first applications of SAW devices were reserved for the military and professional sectors. The products were delay lines, dispersive delay lines for radar applications, convoluters... The first consumer applications were band filters for TV sets and radio sets receiving FM broadcasts (FM – 1976 Murata). These are still...
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Surface wave filters (SAW)
Bibliography
References
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(1) - WHITE (R.), VOLTMER -
Direct piezoelectric coupling to surface elastic waves.
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Applied Physic Letters 7, 314-316 (1965).
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(2) - RAYLEIGH (L.) -
On waves propagating along the plane surface of an elastic solid.
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