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Single-pole res­onators using SAW cav­i­ties were first pro­posed in 1970. [1, 2] By the mid 1970’s, single-pole res­onators were becom­ing prac­ti­cal and multi-pole SAW CR fil­ters were shown to be fea­si­ble. [3, 4] In the early 1980’s, CR fil­ters of up to six poles were emon­strated [5–7] and twopole SAW CR fil­ters turned quickly avail­able in range and at afford­able cost. SAW CR fil­ters at wave­lengths as high as 1500 MHz were shown in the mid 1980’s.

In spite of the under­stand­ing of SAW CR fil­ter fea­tures in the ultra­son­ics com­mu­nity and the avail­abil­ity of real­is­tic devices in man­u­fac­tur­ing vol­umes, this spe­cific tech­nol­ogy is still not well known among RF cir­cuit and sys­tem designers.A sur­pris­ingly large per­cent­age of RF design engi­neers seem unaware of the capa­bil­i­ties presently avail­able and the design pos­si­bil­i­ties made viable by this technology.

SAW CR fil­ters pos­sess nar­row band­widths (typ­i­cally 0.03% to 0.6%), low inser­tion losses (as low as 2 dB), and good ulti­mate rejec­tion with­out har­monic spu­ri­ous responses.Combined with cen­ter fre­quen­cies up to 1650 MHz, this type of fil­ter is ideal for many con­sumer, indus­trial, and mil­i­tary appli­ca­tions in sig­nal selec­tion and fre­quency con­trol. In addi­tion, SAW CR fil­ters often offer the small­est size and low­est unit cost of any of the alternatives.

In this appli­ca­tion note, a brief overview of basic SAW CR fil­ter con­cepts is fol­lowed by a descrip­tion of cur­rent prac­ti­cal per­for­mance capa­bil­i­ties impor­tant to the RF design engi­neer. The capa­bil­i­ties of SAW CR fil­ters are then com­pared with other pas­sive band­pass fil­ter tech­nolo­gies with an empha­sis on opti­miz­ing the selec­tion process at the sys­tem The­ory of oper­a­tion is not the sub­ject of this appli­ca­tion
note. How­ever, a very brief review and descrip­tion of the basic con­cepts is in order as a point of ref­er­ence for the RF design engineer

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