Lecture
| 1. Acoustic electronics is: |
| The direction of functional microelectronics, based on the use of the piezoelectric effect; |
| Direction of functional microelectronics, engaged in the conversion of optical signals into electrical and electrical into optical; |
| The field of science and technology, studying and using the interaction of low-frequency acoustic waves with electric fields and electrons in solids; |
| The field of technology that studies the use of AB (ultrasound) in electronic systems for processing and transmitting information signals; |
| 2. Properties of AB, determining their use in radio engineering and electronics: |
| Relatively low propagation velocity, simplicity and high excitation efficiency in piezoelectric materials; |
| High frequency, high propagation speed; |
| Simplicity and high excitation efficiency in piezoelectric materials, low frequency; |
| High propagation speed, fast attenuation; |
| 3. IDT is: |
| Periodic structure of metal electrodes nested into one another on the surface of a piezoelectric; |
| AB distribution channel; |
| A device for amplifying AB; |
| Periodic structure of a piezoelectric and a semiconductor nested in one another; |
| 4. The period of the structure of the IDT is equal to: |
| Half wavelength; |
| Two wavelengths; |
| Wavelength; |
| It is set arbitrarily; |
| 5. Among the products on surfactants most of the market are: |
| Delay lines; |
| Sensors; |
| Bandpass filters; |
| Dispersion filters; |
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Acoustoelectronics and acoustooptics
Terms: Acoustoelectronics and acoustooptics