Abstract

Tunable 5.2 GHz bulk acoustic wave resonators utilizing BaxSr1−xTiO3 ferroelectric films with similar intrinsic properties but different interface roughness are fabricated and characterized. Increase in roughness from 3.2 nm up to 6.9 nm results in reduction in Q-factor from 350 down to 150 due to extrinsic acoustic losses caused by wave scattering at reflections from rough interfaces and other mechanisms associated with roughness. The increased roughness is a result of distortion of Pt bottom electrode caused by formation of heterogeneous enclosures of TiO2−x in the Pt layer.

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