Acoustic wave device and module
US-2024088866-A1 · Mar 14, 2024 · US
US9602076B1 · US · B1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9602076-B1 |
| Application number | US-201514716582-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B1 |
| Filing date | May 19, 2015 |
| Priority date | May 19, 2015 |
| Publication date | Mar 21, 2017 |
| Grant date | Mar 21, 2017 |
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Embodiments provide a solidly-mounted bulk acoustic wave (BAW) resonator and method of making same. In embodiments, the BAW resonator may include a first resonator and a second resonator that are coupled with one another via a top electrode layer. A capacitive element may be included in the BAW resonator in parallel with the first resonator. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.
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What is claimed is: 1. A bulk acoustic wave (BAW) resonator comprising: a first resonator that includes a first top electrode and a first bottom electrode; a second resonator that includes a second top electrode coupled with the first top electrode and a second bottom electrode; a parasitic capacitive structure coupled with the first and second top electrodes and positioned between the first and second top electrodes and a ground; and a balancing capacitive structure coupled with the first top electrode and the first bottom electrode. 2. The BAW resonator of claim 1 , wherein a capacitance of the balancing capacitive structure is smaller than a capacitance of the first resonator. 3. The BAW resonator of claim 1 , wherein a load impedance of the balancing capacitive structure is based on a load impedance of the first resonator, a load impedance of the second resonator, a load impedance of the parasitic capacitive structure, and a load impedance of a load coupled to the second bottom electrode and positioned between the second bottom electrode and the ground. 4. The BAW resonator of claim 3 , wherein the load impedance of the balancing capacitive structure is Z Balancing and Z Balancing = Z Resonator 1 * Z Parasitic Z Resonator 2 + Z Load wherein Z Resonator1 is the load impedance of the first resonator, Z parasitic is the load impedance of the parasitic capacitive structure, Z Resonator2 is the load impedance of the second resonator, and Z Load is the load impedance of the load. 5. The BAW resonator of claim 1 , wherein the balancing capacitive structure includes a metal positioned within the BAW resonator to cause a capacitive effect between the metal and the top electrode. 6. The BAW resonator of claim 5 , wherein the metal is Tungsten (W). 7. The BAW resonator of claim 1 , wherein the first resonator and the second resonator include a piezoelectric layer and a reflective layer that includes a reflective metal. 8. The BAW resonator of claim 7 , wherein the piezoelectric layer includes Aluminum Nitride (AlN). 9. The BAW resonator of claim 1 , wherein the top electrode, the first bottom electrode, or the second bottom electrode include an Aluminum-Copper compound (AlCu) or Tungsten (W). 10. A bulk acoustic wave (BAW) resonator comprising: a first resonator that includes a piezoelectric layer between a first electrode and a second electrode, and a reflective layer having a first mirror metal; a second resonator that includes the piezoelectric layer between the first electrode and a third electrode, and the reflective layer having a second mirror metal; and a capacitive element positioned such that a capacitive effect is formed between the first electrode and the capacitive element, wherein the capacitive element is separate from, but co-planar with the first mirror metal. 11. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein a capacitive effect is further formed between the second electrode and the capacitive element. 12. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the capacitive element includes Tungsten (W). 13. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the reflective layer further includes Silicon Oxide (SiO 2 ). 14. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the first or second mirror metal are Tungsten (W). 15. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the capacitive element is physically coupled with the second electrode. 16. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the first electrode, second electrode, or third electrode include an Aluminum-Copper compound (AlCu) or Tungsten (W). 17. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the piezoelectric layer includes Aluminum Nitride (AlN). 18. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the first electrode is a top electrode, the second electrode is a first bottom electrode, and the third electrode is a second bottom electrode; and wherein the reflective layer is coupled with the first bottom electrode on a side of the first bottom electrode opposite a side of the first bottom electrode that is coupled with the piezoelectric layer. 19. The BAW resonator of claim 10 , wherein the first electrode is a bottom electrode, the second electrode is a top electrode, and the third electrode is a second top electrode; and wherein the reflective layer is coupled with the bottom electrode on a side of the bottom electrode opposite a side of the bottom electrode that is coupled with the piezoelectric layer.
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