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Implications of in-plane stretch and thickness compression coupled to flexure on the lower bound of BAW acceleration sensitivity
It is known that the acceleration-induced frequency shift vanishes for an ideal, symmetrically mounted bulk acoustic wave resonator subjected to certain types of deformations. We show here that the acceleration-induced frequency shift does not vanish and is not insignificant for certain deformations previously unconsidered.