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Modeling of parasitic effects for flip-chip SAW filters
An equivalent circuit with parasitics is described to predict stop band frequency response of flip-chip surface acoustic wave (SAW) filters, 3.2/spl times/2.5 mm/sup 2/ and 2.5/spl times/2.0 mm/sup 2/ in size. An input to output coupling capacitance and a common ground inductor provide a distinct trap response in the stop band. In order to improve the stop band response of the filter, a design technique utilizing parasitics is proposed.