Ballandras et al., 2012 - Google Patents
High overtone Bulk Acoustic Resonators: application to resonators, filters and sensorsBallandras et al., 2012
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- Ballandras S
- Baron T
- Lebrasseur E
- Martin G
- Gachon D
- Reinhardt A
- Lassagne P
- Friedt J
- Chommeloux L
- Rabus D
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- Publication venue
- Acoustics 2012
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Acoustelectric devices have been used now for several decade to stabilize oscillators, to filter radio-frequency signals or to allow for physical and even chemical detection and measures. Among all the structures that have been developed in that purpose, one has …
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