ACTIVE ACOUSTIC DEVICES.
Abstract
A heat sink design has been demonstrated which maintains the maximum crystal temperature rise to less than 10 C above ambient for a range of values of drift field power density required for useful continuous acoustic gain. The work on thin film transducers has yielded processes and techniques for the deposition of insulating CdS films on CdS substrates resulting in conversion losses in the range of 6-8 db and bandwidths of the order of 50% in the frequency of 100-300 mc/sec. Bonded quartz transducers operating in the first overtone mode at 180 mc/sec with conversion losses of less than 10 db were demonstrated. Acoustic amplifier utilizing CdS material was shown to operate satisfactorily at maximum crystal temperatures of at least 70 C. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1965
- Accession Number
- AD0620854
Entities
People
- F. S. Hickernell
- N. G. Sakiotis
- W. H. Brendecke
Organizations
- Motorola Mobility