Abstract
A new type of quartz SAW resonator for use as a stable frequency source has been developed. It was studied from the point of view of frequency instability caused by transient thermal behavior, and a new angle of cut named the K-cut for quartz SAW resonators was found. The static and dynamic frequency temperature coefficients are both zero at a room temperature. Taking into consideration the influence of the electrode-film thickness, the width modes of the waves, and power-flow angles, optimized resonators and oscillators were designed. These devices had frequency stability of 2x10(-10) for the mean time of 0.01 s.
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