A three-port acoustic lattice model for piezoelectric transducers containing opposing zones of polarization

S.N. Ramadas; G. Hayward; Richard O'Leary; T. McCunnie; Anthony Mulholland; A. Troge; R.A. Pethrick; D. Robertson; V. Murray

doi:10.1109/ULTSYM.2006.479

A three-port acoustic lattice model for piezoelectric transducers containing opposing zones of polarization

S.N. Ramadas
, G. Hayward
, Richard O'Leary
, T. McCunnie
, Anthony Mulholland
, A. Troge
, R.A. Pethrick
, D. Robertson
, V. Murray

School of Economics

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Inversion Layer Transducers (ILT) have attracted considerable interest in the recent past, due to the wide bandwidth and even harmonic sensitivity. This paper presents a new three-port lattice model for ILT devices. Based on linear systems theory, a discrete bi-directional lattice is used to describe the mechanical wave propagation and continuous transfer function to represent the electrical parameter. The mathematical formulation for an ILT configuration, and a straightforward physical interpretation of the lattice model is presented. A selection of experimental and simulation results are included to demonstrate the feasibility of the technique

Original language	English
Title of host publication	2007 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium, New York, United States, 28/10/07
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/ULTSYM.2006.479
Publication status	Published - Oct 2007

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