Lecture

Resonators: Eigenvalue Problem and Single Mode Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the equation of motion for resonators, the solution of the equation of motion, the effect of stress on frequency, the actual equation of motion, the single mode solution, and the lumped element model. It also delves into the projection on one mode and the Fourier transform in solving the equation of motion.

Instructor

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