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Demonstrates enhanced electromechanical coupling in 3D FinLN acoustic resonators, highlighting potential for RF MEMS applications.
We demonstrate a three-dimensional fin lithium niobate (FinLN) acoustic resonator fabricated from thick lithium niobate on insulator using deep ion etching and sidewall electrode patterning. The FinLN geometry enables strong three-dimensional acoustic confinement and enhanced electromechanical coupling while maintaining a compact device footprint. The fabricated devices operate near 300 MHz and exhibit an effective electromechanical coupling coefficient of 6.2% with a mechanical quality factor of 430, in good agreement with finite-element simulations. Compared to planar surface acoustic wave resonators fabricated on the same wafer, the FinLN configuration achieves an 1.8 × enhancement in effective electromechanical coupling. This work establishes FinLN as a promising platform for low-cost, compact, and high-performance RF MEMS and piezo-optomechanical systems.
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