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    • Acoustic Devices
    • Solid-State Physics

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    • Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Periodic Unidirectional Transducer (SPUDT) cells are crucial components in various electronic devices.
    • Existing SPUDT cell designs are primarily optimized for non-sinusoidal (NSPUDT) directions, limiting their application in pure mode scenarios.
    • Conventional solid-finger SPUDT cells are typically employed for NSPUDT applications.

    Discussion:

    • This study focuses on identifying and characterizing two-finger (TF) SPUDT cell configurations suitable for pure mode acoustic wave propagation.
    • An optimization procedure was employed to discover TF SPUDT cells for pure mode directions on substrates such as 128°YX LiNbO(3) and YZ LiNbO(3).
    • Experimental validation of a TF-cell SPUDT on 128°YX LiNbO(3) was performed to ascertain its forward direction characteristics.

    Key Insights:

    • Novel two-finger (TF) SPUDT cells have been successfully designed for pure mode directions.
    • The developed TF SPUDT cells demonstrate significantly enhanced reflectivity, being two to three times greater than conventional distributed acoustic reflection transducer (DART) and Hanma-Hunsinger cells.
    • This enhanced reflectivity is observed at equivalent metal layer thicknesses, indicating improved performance and efficiency.

    Outlook:

    • The findings pave the way for the development of more efficient SAW devices utilizing TF SPUDT cells in pure mode applications.
    • Further research could explore the integration of these high-reflectivity TF SPUDT cells into advanced signal processing and sensing systems.
    • Investigating the performance of these TF SPUDT cells on a wider range of piezoelectric substrates could broaden their applicability.