Fig. 3: Resonator admittance and scatter plots.
From: Compact and wideband nanoacoustic pass-band filters for future 5G and 6G cellular radios

a Measured admittance Y12 vs. frequency curves for showcase resonators from this work, along with their BVD fitting. The fitting parameters are shown in Table 2. b–e Scatter plots comparing the devices from this work with resonators in the literature above 6 GHz. The optimal performance region for the synthesis of filters for the 6G mid-band is highlighted in green. The considered frequency range is 7–20 GHz, while a \(Q\cdot {k}_{t}^{2}\) product of 15 is the considered minimum requirement to achieve acceptable values of filter insertion loss. A minimum \({k}_{t}^{2}\) of 4% is also assumed to ensure a required bandwidth of 400 MHz4 at 20 GHz. Due to the lack of a generalized guideline for quality factor extraction, the maximum Q retrieved from the referenced publications is reported. More in detail, motional Q is used for25,30,32,33,37,38,51,54, Q3dB for35,43, Qmax for52,53, and Qp for55.