GHz voltage amplification in a stack of piezoelectric ScAlN and non-piezoelectric SiO<sub>2</sub> layers

Abstract GHz voltage amplification was found in a stacked structure of piezoelectric layers (such as ScAlN) and non-piezoelectric layers (such as SiO 2 ). This allows for large-area fabrication using commercial equipment. This approach contributes to wireless sensor activation. The electromechanical coupling coefficients k t 2 of the input and output layers were found to be 17.6% and 13.7%, respectively. An experimental open-circuit voltage gain of 4.5 (+13 dB) at 0.8 GHz was observed, with a maximum transmission loss (S 21 ) of −5 dB. The experimental result shows good agreement with the theoretical prediction simulated by the electromechanical transmission line model.

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Applied Physics Express
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.35848/1882-0786/ad8da5
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Acoustic Wave Resonator Technologies
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GHz voltage amplification in a stack of piezoelectric ScAlN and non-piezoelectric SiO2 layers

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GHz voltage amplification in a stack of piezoelectric ScAlN and non-piezoelectric SiO2 layers

Kota Izumi, Takahiko Yanagitani, Hiroki Kishi, Sarina Kinoshita
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Abstract GHz voltage amplification was found in a stacked structure of piezoelectric layers (such as ScAlN) and non-piezoelectric layers (such as SiO 2 ). This allows for large-area fabrication using commercial equipment. This approach contributes to wireless sensor activation. The electromechanical coupling coefficients k t 2 of the input and output layers were found to be 17.6% and 13.7%, respectively. An experimental open-circuit voltage gain of 4.5 (+13 dB) at 0.8 GHz was observed, with a maximum transmission loss (S 21 ) of −5 dB. The experimental result shows good agreement with the theoretical prediction simulated by the electromechanical transmission line model.

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