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An Efficient Algorithmic Approach to the Design of Saw Coupled Resonator Filters for Design Automation
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| Abstract | Design curves have been developed from the previous body of work concerning the design of SAW coupled resonator filters. These curves permit the investigation of design parameters versus filter performance relationships. When introduced into a closed loop design system, these design curves form the core capabilit y of a design automation system. Specifications such as center frequency, insertion loss, bandwidth, group delay, and phase characteristics are input parameters into the algorithm set. The numerical algorithms presented in this paper, in conjunction with a set of design automation algorithms and verification algorithms, combine to form an automated SAW design system that will aid a SAW design engineer in rapid design development. Tradeoffs of accuracy versus execution times are studied. Since a design automation system requires many design iterations to converge to an acceptable solution set, eff icient algorithmic approaches are required. The algorithms and programs developed in this paper will be available via the Internet. The algorithms and programs developed in this paper will be available via the Internet at: http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~mjm05082/ultra2000/. |
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| Language | English |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Subject Keyword | Algorithm Automation Clinical act of insertion Closed-loop transfer function Converge Group delay and phase delay Hearing Loss, High-Frequency Insertion Mutation Internet Iteration Numerical analysis Resonator Device Component Specification Surface Acoustic Wave Device Component Verification of Theories |
| Content Type | Text |
| Resource Type | Article |
