Presentation 1999/2/12
Consideration of realizing fundamental mode vibration and high heat-resistance in crystal resonators
Takaya Watanabe,
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Abstract(in English) This is proposal that AT-cut overtone mode is suppressed in fundamental mode crystalresonator (FMC resonator). The suppression is achieved by a central floating electrode and an outer portion exciting electrode. 25.5 MHz FMC resonator is discussed experimental result and equivalent circuit analysis. It is also shown that high heat-resistance in crystal resonators may obtained by the system design approach of a better evaporated process and reducing residual stress in assembly process. After 360℃ thirty seconds heat test, this UM type crystal resonator's frequency changes with in 0.5 ppm.
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Keyword(in English) Fundamental mode crystal resonator / Floating electrode / Distributed equivalent circuit analysis / High heat-resistance / Mounting structure / Residual stress / Aging characteristics
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Title (in English) Consideration of realizing fundamental mode vibration and high heat-resistance in crystal resonators
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Keyword(1) Fundamental mode crystal resonator
Keyword(2) Floating electrode
Keyword(3) Distributed equivalent circuit analysis
Keyword(4) High heat-resistance
Keyword(5) Mounting structure
Keyword(6) Residual stress
Keyword(7) Aging characteristics
1st Author's Name Takaya Watanabe
1st Author's Affiliation World Technology Instrument Co., Ltd.()
Date 1999/2/12
Paper # US98-105
Volume (vol) vol.98
Number (no) 587
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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