S. Setoodeh, U. Kemiktarak, F. Bayatpur, S. Fouladi, D. Feld
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Abstract
FBAR resonators comprise a thin film metal-piezoelectric-metal membrane with an air cavity on either side. Under high power operation an FBAR resonator exhibits a radial temperature distribution. A high power electro-thermal model must incorporate this radial temperature distribution so that it can adequately capture a resonator’s electrical behavior including hysteresis. Prior electro-thermal models, which have been used to model the high-power performance of solidly mounted BAW resonators, assume a uniform temperature distribution in the radial direction, and are thus incompatible for use in modeling FBAR resonators.