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Layered piezoelectric resonators with an arbitrary number of electrodes (general one-dimensional treatment)
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AeroacousticsEngineeringAcoustic MetamaterialArbitrary NumberPhysical AcousticAcoustic MaterialComputational ElectromagneticsPiezoelectric MaterialSound PropagationGeneral One-dimensional TreatmentMaterials ScienceAcoustic MethodsElectrical EngineeringRing ResonatorNonpiezoelectric Anisotropic LayersPiezoelectricityMicrofabricationPiezoelectric ResonatorsPiezoelectric NanogeneratorsApplied PhysicsElectrical Admittance MatrixFunctional MaterialsMicromachined Ultrasonic Transducer
A general transfer matrix description for one-dimensional layered structures consisting of piezoelectric and nonpiezoelectric anisotropic layers of arbitrary number is used to calculate the electrical admittance matrix for such resonators with N electrodes. The calculation is done in detail for linearly stacked resonators with two free surfaces as well as for ring resonators with a closed acoustical path. Experimental and theoretical results are given and compared for a ring resonator with two piezoelectric layers excited by four electrodes. Such a configuration can be used to generate unidirectional resonant waves.