Zexin Sun , Shitao Lv , Wenhao Ye , Xinyi Sun , Haiyan Sun , Jicong Zhao
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This paper presents the two-dimensional coupled mode resonators (TCMRs) based on 9.5 % scandium-doped aluminum nitride (AlScN) films. We report the design, fabrication, and characterization of 770 nm-thick AlSc0.095N TCMRs, which utilize the e31 and e33 piezoelectric coefficients to jointly excite the coupled mode with high electromechanical coupling coefficient (k2eff). The TCMRs with different electrical boundary conditions (TCMR-I and TCMR-II) are proposed, and the dependence of the resonant mode on the electrode period was studied. The effect of electrode duty factor (DF) on the resonator performance was explored, and both TCMR-Ⅰ and TCMR-II with DF = 0.5 exhibit the maximum k2eff value. Through measured characterization and simulation analysis, the effect of interdigitated transducer (IDT) thickness on resonator performance was studied. In addition, the equivalent electrical parameters of the prepared resonator were extracted using the MBVD equivalent circuit model. The Qs values of TCMR-Ⅰ and TCMR-II fabricated in this paper can reach 1134 and 165, and the k2eff values can reach 3.5 % and 7.86 %, respectively.
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