A piezoelectric device uses a slanted insulation layer region to connect the multilayer body without extending to the top.
A polarizer intercepts extraordinary light from birefringent substrates, guiding only ordinary light to the imaging element for precise division line detection.
Ground and dummy electrodes on the component cover distribute external pressure to prevent damage from mold resin forces.
A hybrid semiconductor-piezoacoustic radiofrequency device integrates a thin acoustic waveguide with a current-carrying amplifier layer.
A stacked filter arrangement combines a substrate with resonators and a carrier with inductors to enable separate production processes.
Segmenting the cover into layers with varying glass transition points disperses molding pressure to prevent IDT electrode damage.
A duplexer device integrates a switchable band-stop filter to suppress interfering signals in overlapping frequency bands.
A SAW duplexer bridges inductors across multilayer substrate wires to reduce package footprint.
Cascading acoustic and dielectric filter sections achieves wide bandwidth with steep transition bands while reducing temperature-dependent frequency drift.
Segmented cores and opposing windings reduce near magnetic field radiation while enhancing differential mode inductance for superior noise attenuation.
An oxygen-deficient silicon oxide film protects piezoelectric thin films during heat treatment.
A via electrode locking section with an enlarged cross-sectional area anchors the connection to a wiring electrode on a piezoelectric substrate.
Tuned anchor eigenmodes coincide with spurious frequencies to lower quality factors, reducing phase noise and insertion loss.
Intermetallic compound bonding resists reflow soldering melt temperatures, maintaining hermetic sealing reliability of the piezoelectric resonator plate.
Optimized conductive adhesive balances anti-dripping properties with mechanical shock resistance for stable jet dispensing.
Novel barium-titanium-silicon-tungstate compositions enable low-temperature sintering while maintaining high dielectric constants above 100.
A piezoelectric resonator unit uses a heat conductor to bridge the inner space and outer sensor for precise thermal management.
Backside vias under FBARs reduce footprint by 15% while improving thermal dissipation.
A dual-core inductor design separates center legs with an air gap to confine leakage flux, preventing inductive coupling that degrades EMI filter performance.
Extended multilayer wirings attenuate electrostatic discharge energy before it reaches sensitive interdigital transducer electrodes.
A bulk acoustic wave resonator uses aluminum copper nitride to merge piezoelectric and metallization layers in one deposition step.
Matching metal lid to insulating package prevents narrow melt regions and sealing failures in miniaturized electronic-component containers.
A multiplexer design overlaps specific resonators to reduce overall size while maintaining isolation characteristics.
Segmenting the piezoelectric layer and nesting it within a sealed volume reduces resonator size while maintaining hermetic sealing.
Amorphous silicon beam bulk acoustic wave filters integrate with CMOS processes using sacrificial venting to form dual cavities.
Ladder circuit with acoustic wave resonators uses characteristic impedance conversion to reduce current flow.
Direct laser patterning eliminates mask requirements, reducing fabrication complexity while maintaining precision for high-frequency operation.
A magnonic crystal device regulates spin wave transmission using a ferromagnetic layer paired with an antiferromagnetic planar periodic structure.
A ladder filter uses a parallel inductor to create an attenuation pole that suppresses out-of-band signals.
Periodic material layers filter elastic waves by altering transmission and reflection, eliminating bulky elastomers that degrade with temperature changes.
An absorptive metal layer on an insulating substrate resolves low infrared heat transmission, reducing joining time and ensuring complete brazing.
Segmented tape cast ceramic stacks eliminate individual tuning circuits to resolve impedance control issues in large-scale conformal sonar arrays.
Hydrophobic layer and blocking member prevent resin intrusion, maintaining frequency stability in humid environments.
Silicon carbide via reinforcement enables low-temperature wafer-level packaging, resolving mechanical integrity trade-offs during CMOS integration.
A single crystal acoustic resonator uses a gallium nitride capacitor dielectric to boost electromechanical coupling efficiency.
A MEMS vibrating structure uses a single-crystal piezoelectric thin film layer with defined Euler angles to enable dominant lateral or thickness vibrations.
Re-entrant microwave cavity posts create focused magnetic fields in gaps to achieve ultra-strong coupling between photon and magnon modes.
Flexible bending beam integrates distinct circuit topologies to generate specific vibratory modes via Lorentz forces.
A transducer design with a central mass profile higher than edge regions to guide acoustic waves.
An electrically isolated metallic layer on the piezoelectric surface boosts electromechanical coupling, enabling wideband performance for 5G filters.
Segmented resonator stages and parallel cancel circuit improve blocking band suppression while maintaining passband width.
Embedded spacer layer reduces stress concentration at wiring electrode step portion to improve thermal shock reliability.
Buried temperature compensating layer stabilizes resonator frequency response.
A composite substrate employs a partially planarized bonding surface to scatter bulk waves and enhance heat resistance in surface acoustic wave devices.
A BAW duplexer uses a shunt inductance to rotate input impedance toward negative values on a Smith chart.
Segmenting the reception filter into parallel elements resolves power handling and reliability contradictions while preventing damage.
A piezoelectric vibration device uses segmented adhesive members to bond the diaphragm and load member while allowing free displacement.
Volume mode oscillation reduces hydrodynamic damping to improve sensitivity and time resolution.
Differentiated overlapping regions suppress transverse mode spuriousness without degrading Q-value or increasing device size.