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Precise measurement of phase velocity of surface acoustic waves using parallel comb filters

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In this paper, an improved technique for measuring SAW velocity using parallel comb filters is reported, and the measured velocity on the free surface of 36° ST-cut quartz is 3151.9 m/s.
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An improved technique for measuring SAW velocity using parallel comb filters is reported. The measured velocity on the free surface of 36° ST-cut quartz is 3151.9 m/s. The relative standard deviation of ±57ppm means that this is currently the most precise technique to measure SAW velocity.

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