M. Rocha-Gaso, R. Fernández-Díaz, A. Arnau-Vives, C. March-Iborra
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Abstract
The present paper describes a novel approach to evaluate the mass sensitivity of a Love wave (LW) sensor. A ZnO/XY LiNbO3 delay line based device with a sensing film was modeled and simulated applying the 3D- Finite Element Method (FEM). The radio frequency signal delays due to the thickness changes induced to the sensing film were registered and measured at the output Interdigital Transducer (IDT). The time delays were associated with phase shifts to determine the phase sensitivity of the sensor. A phase sensitivity of 600 [cm2/g] was obtained, which is in good agreement with literature.