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titleOfInvention Resonator for the Detection of a Mass Analyte and Method for Operation of the Resonator
abstract A resonator is disclosed for the detection of a mass analyte, such as a biological analyte. The resonator has: a piezoelectric layer formed of a piezoelectric material; a first resonator region and a second resonator region each occupying a corresponding region of the piezoelectric layer; electrodes disposed to apply a driving signal to the piezoelectric layer to generate bulk acoustic waves, the electrodes being common to the first resonator region and the second resonator region. In operation, the first resonator region has a first resonant frequency and the second resonator region has a second resonant frequency. The first resonator region and the second resonator region differ from each other in that the first resonator region is adapted to receive a mass analyte for the mass analyte selectively to attach to a surface of the first resonator region. In operation, attachment of the mass analyte selectively at the first resonator region causes a greater frequency shift in the first resonant frequency than in the second resonant frequency. Also disclosed is a corresponding method for the detection of a mass analyte.
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