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1108 results about "Surface acoustic wave sensor" patented technology

Surface acoustic wave sensors are a class of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) which rely on the modulation of surface acoustic waves to sense a physical phenomenon. The sensor transduces an input electrical signal into a mechanical wave which, unlike an electrical signal, can be easily influenced by physical phenomena. The device then transduces this wave back into an electrical signal. Changes in amplitude, phase, frequency, or time-delay between the input and output electrical signals can be used to measure the presence of the desired phenomenon.

Acoustic contact detecting device

An object of the present invention is to provide a coordinate input device of touch-type capable of giving an electric signal to a transducer, even if a piezoelectric vibrator having electrodes on both surfaces thereof is employed.A device according to the present invention comprises: acoustic wave transducers (piezoelectric vibrators) 3a and 4a, each functioning for oscillating a bulk wave (a first wave) toward a top surface 2 of a substrate 1; a planar wiring 7 formed on a back surface of the substrate 1 by the method such as transfer printing with conductive paste, for supplying said piezoelectric vibrator with electric power; a connecting device 8 for connecting said planar wiring with an electrode of each of said acoustic wave transducers 3a and 4a; diffractive acoustic wave mode couplers 9a–10b, each functioning for converting said bulk wave into a surface acoustic wave (a second wave) and vice versa; and a means for detecting a scatter in the surface acoustic wave (the second wave) on the top surface of said substrate. Employing the combination of the planar wiring and the connecting device can resolve the problem of fragility associated with a cable wiring even in the piezoelectric vibrator having the electrodes on both surfaces thereof.
Owner:TOUCH PANEL SYST

Temperature compensated surface-launched acoustic wave sensor

A method and apparatus for improving temperature stability of surface-launched acoustic wave sensors is described. The system includes a plurality of acoustic wave delay lines or resonators coated with identical films which are physically, chemically, biologically, or otherwise sensitive to one or more target chemical or biological analytes. At least one of the delay lines or resonators, referred to herein as reference channels, is used as a frequency reference to which the oscillation frequencies of the remainder of the delay lines or resonators, referred to as sensing channels, are compared. A thin coating of material that is preferably a passivation layer not sensitive to the analytes, is disposed upon the surface-launched acoustic wave sensor. The passivation layer covers sensing films on the reference channels, blocking or impeding interaction of the sensing films and the analytes thereby. The passivation layer is covered by the sensing films on the sensing channels, allowing interaction between the sensing films and the analytes thereby. All reference and sensing channels are preferably configured as oscillators, whereby effects of temperature fluctuation can be reduced significantly through subtractive combination of the reference and sensing channel oscillation frequencies.
Owner:SENSOR RES & DEV
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