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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 03, 1997
Filed:
Aug. 28, 1995
David Penunuri, Fountain Hills, AZ (US);
Thomas S Hickernell, Mesa, AZ (US);
Frederick Yi-Tung Cho, Gilbert, AZ (US);
Motorola, Inc., Schaumburg, IL (US);
Abstract
An acoustic wave filter (200, 300) having a substrate for supporting propagation of acoustic waves, and first (220, 315), second (235, 330) and third (210, 310) acoustic wave transducers disposed on the substrate. The first acoustic wave transducer (220, 315) includes at least one bus bar (221, 316) electrically coupled to a first electrical port (205, 305) of the acoustic wave filter (200, 300). The second acoustic wave transducer (235, 330) is disposed on the substrate in line with the first acoustic wave transducer (220, 315) and is acoustically coupled thereto. The second acoustic wave transducer (235, 330) includes at least one bus bar (236', 331) electrically coupled to a second electrical port (240, 345) of the acoustic wave filter (200, 300). The third acoustic wave transducer (210, 310) includes at least one bus bar (211, 311') electrically coupled to the first electrical port (205, 305). The third acoustic wave transducer (210, 310) is acoustically decoupled from either the first (220, 315) or second (235, 330) acoustic wave transducers.