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To obtain a bonded structure with low attenuation for longitudinal leaky surface acoustic waves (LLSAWs), the propagation and resonance properties on a LiTaO 3 (LT) or LiNbO 3 thin plate bonded to an X-cut quartz substrate were theoretically analyzed. The attenuation of an X-cut 31°Y-propagating LT (X31°Y-LT)/X32°Y-quartz (X32°Y-Q) was calculated to be 0.0005 dB/ λ at the normalized LT thin plate thickness h/λ = 0.062 ( λ : wavelength) and was lower than that on an X31°Y-LT/AT45°X-Q. Using a finite element method, for the X31°Y-LT/X32°Y-Q, the admittance ratio and Q factor were improved to 120 dB and 53 400 from 62 dB and 1000 for the X31°Y-LT/AT45°X-Q, respectively. Then, the propagation and resonance properties were measured. For the X31°Y-LT/X32°Y-Q, the measured electromechanical coupling factor ( K 2 ) and Q factor increased to 5.6% and 280 from 1.8% and 32 for the single LT, respectively. The temperature coefficient of frequency of the LLSAW was measured to be −26.2 ppm °C −1 .
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