Lamb wave devices have recently gained an interest for providing narrow bandpass filters in wireless transmission systems. Their cointegration with film bulk acoustic wave resonators is a major advantage, enabling the possibility to provide simultaneously several radio frequency and intermediate-frequency filters in a single fabrication. Similarly, in this work, we report the fabrication of resonators using waves guided in a piezoelectric layer deposited atop a Bragg mirror. Such waves exhibit a behavior close to Lamb waves, thanks to the acoustic isolation provided by the mirror, while being cointegrated along with solidly mounted resonator structures.
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