High Q electroacoustic resonator
Aspects include high q resonator devices and associated systems and methods. In one aspect, a device includes first and second busbars. The device includes a first electrode finger coupled to the first busbar and extending in a first direction towards the second busbar without touching the second busbar, where the first electrode finger comprises a finger tip having a first shape, a first stub electrode finger coupled to the second busbar and extending in a second direction opposite the first direction towards the finger tip of the first electrode finger, where the first stub electrode finger comprises a first end coupled to the second busbar and a second end, and where the second end comprises a stub tip having a second shape different than the first shape.
1 . An electroacoustic resonator comprising:
a first busbar;
a second busbar;
a first electrode finger coupled to the first busbar and extending in a first direction towards the second busbar without touching the second busbar, wherein the first electrode finger comprises a finger tip having a first shape; and
a first stub electrode finger coupled to the second busbar and extending in a second direction opposite the first direction towards the finger tip of the first electrode finger, wherein the first stub electrode finger comprises a first end coupled to the second busbar and a second end, and wherein the second end comprises a stub tip having a rectangular shape different than the first shape,
wherein the finger tip extends into a portion of a gap region.
2 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 1 , wherein the first shape is a rectangular shape.
3 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 2 , wherein the first shape comprises multiple rectangular stub shape including the rectangular shape.
4 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 1 , wherein the first shape is a triangular shape.
5 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 1 , wherein the first shape comprises curves intersecting in a point of the finger tip.
6 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 1 , wherein the first electrode finger further comprises a first piston section proximate to the finger tip between a first section and a second section of the first electrode finger.
7 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 6 , wherein the first piston section comprises an area of additional thickness compared with a thickness of the first section of the first electrode finger.
8 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 6 , wherein the first piston section comprises an area of additional width compared with a width of the first section of the first electrode finger.
9 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 1 , further comprising:
first gap reflectors parallel to the first busbar and extending in a direction different than the first electrode finger, wherein the first gap reflectors intersect the first electrode finger in a gap between the first busbar and fingers that extend towards the first busbar.
10 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 9 , further comprising:
second gap reflectors extending in a direction different than the first stub electrode finger, wherein the second gap reflectors intersect the first stub electrode finger in a gap between the second busbar and the first electrode finger.
11 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 1 , wherein the electroacoustic resonator is part of a transmission or reception path of a wireless communication device, and wherein the wireless communication device further comprises:
an antenna; and
an amplifier.
12 . An electroacoustic resonator comprising:
an electrode finger comprising a first end coupled to a busbar, the electrode finger further comprising a first section, a piston section, and a tip section; and
a stub electrode finger extending towards the tip section, wherein the stub electrode finger comprises a stub tip having a rectangular shape;
wherein the first section extends from the first end to a first piston section interface;
wherein the piston section extends from the first piston section interface to a second piston section interface, wherein the piston section corresponds to a trap region; and
wherein the tip section extends from the second piston section interface into a portion of a gap region in a direction perpendicular to the busbar, wherein a width of the tip section at a widest position of the tip section is narrower than a width of the first section at a narrowest position of the first section.
13 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 12 , wherein the tip section has a rectangular shape.
14 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 13 , wherein the tip section comprises multiple rectangular stub shape including the rectangular shape.
15 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 12 , wherein the tip section has a triangular shape.
16 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 12 , wherein the tip section comprises curves intersecting in a point of the tip section.
17 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 12 , further comprising:
gap reflectors parallel to the busbar and extending in a direction different than the electrode finger, wherein the gap reflectors intersect the electrode finger in a gap between the busbar and electrode fingers that extend towards the busbar without touching the busbar.
18 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 12 , wherein the electroacoustic resonator is part of a transmission or reception path of a wireless communication device, and wherein the wireless communication device further comprises:
an antenna; and
an amplifier.
19 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 1 , wherein the finger tip comprises a first width, the first electrode finger and the first stub electrode finger comprise a second width, and the first width is less than the second width.
20 . The electroacoustic resonator of claim 12 , wherein the width of the tip section at the widest position of the tip section is narrower than a width of the first section.