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This paper reports on the implementation of an ultraminiature 140 MHz narrowband filter based on aluminum nitride Lamb wave resonators. Monolithically integrated with a pair of on-chip capacitors and cascaded with a pair of inductors, the filter is well matched to 50 ohm, showing a remarkably high performance. A low pass-band insertion loss of 2.78 dB and steep filter skirts are achieved. The form factor of the monolithic microelectromechanical systems filter is more than ten times smaller than its surface acoustic wave counterpart in the intermediate frequency band and it involves much simpler matching circuits.
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