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The influence of internal mechanical tensions on the properties of surface acoustic waves ultrasonic delay lines

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Matviykiv, M.

The investigation of the influence of internal mechanical tensions (IMT) on the signal delay period, the form of impulse response (IR) and amplitude-frequency characteristic (AFC) have shown that IMT change acoustic wave velocity and this change in signal-delay period, is also formed by IR and AFC. In addition, deformational effects is to be taken into consideration.

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Modern Problems of Radio Engineering, Telecommunications and Computer Science, 2004. Proceedings of the International Conference

Date of Conference: 28-28 Feb. 2004

Print ISBN:
966-553-380-0
INSPEC Accession Number:
8230904
Conference Location :
Lviv-Slavsko, Ukraine
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