Sezawa Propagation Mode in GaN on Si Surface Acoustic Wave Type Temperature Sensor Structures Operating at GHz Frequencies PROJECT TITLE :Sezawa Propagation Mode in GaN on Si Surface Acoustic Wave Type Temperature Sensor Structures Operating at GHz FrequenciesABSTRACT:This letter investigates the applicability of Sezawa propagation mode for various GaN/Si surface acoustic wave (SAW) temperature sensor structures. 1st, completely different acoustic propagation modes in GaN on Si single SAW resonators, operating at GHz frequencies, were evaluated. The variation of the phase velocity versus the normalized thickness of the GaN layer is analyzed experimentally for different propagation modes, on the SAW structures manufactured using e-beam lithography. The various acoustic modes were additionally identified using finite-part technique calculations. The effective coupling coefficients for the Sezawa mode are determined and show larger values than those obtained for the Rayleigh mode. The sensitivities obtained for the temperature sensor structures are 1.eight times higher for Sezawa than for the fundamental Rayleigh mode. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Analytical Physical-Based Drain-Current Model of Amorphous InGaZnO TFTs Accounting for Both Non-Degenerate and Degenerate Conduction Empirical Stochastic Modeling of Multipath Polarizations in Indoor Propagation Scenarios
