Title :
Noise and dynamic range optimization of SAW transversal filters
Author :
Van Zeijl, Paul T M
Author_Institution :
ERICCSON Business Mobile Networks BV, Enschede, Netherlands
fDate :
7/1/1992 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
A model for surface acoustic wave (SAW) transversal filters with special attention to the system and circuit designer´s point of view is summarized. In the ideal situation the SAW transversal filter is driven with a voltage and the short-circuit current is sensed, which results in a minimization of the triple transit echo distortion. The aperture (width) of the SAW device is the only parameter that is not determined by the frequency dependence of the transfer and therefore it can be used to optimize the SAW device in relation to the electronic circuitry. Noise and dynamic range calculations on an amplifier-filter-amplifier configuration, are performed. It is shown that for a low noise floor at the input of the SAW device, the aperture of this device should be chosen large. However, the dynamic range of the amplifier-filter-amplifier configuration can be maximized by choosing a small aperture.<>
Keywords :
noise; optimisation; surface acoustic wave filters; SAW transversal filters; amplifier-filter-amplifier configuration; aperture; dynamic range optimization; model; noise optimisation; short-circuit current; triple transit echo distortion; Acoustic noise; Acoustic waves; Apertures; Circuit noise; Dynamic range; Minimization; Surface acoustic wave devices; Surface acoustic waves; Transversal filters; Voltage;
Journal_Title :
Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control, IEEE Transactions on