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    Review of thickness-shear mode quartz resonator sensors for temperature and pressure by EerNisse, E.P., Wiggins, R.B.

    Published in IEEE sensors journal (01-06-2001)
    “…This work reviews the use of thickness shear mode resonators for temperature sensing and pressure measurement. Advantages of such sensors include an inherently…”
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    Journal Article
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    Analysis of thickness modes of contoured doubly rotated, quartz resonators by EerNisse, E.P.

    “…It is the intent of this work to provide a working resource for calculating all three mode families of a doubly rotated, contoured quartz resonator. It is…”
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    Quartz thickness-shear mode pressure sensor design for enhanced sensitivity by Clayton, L.D., EerNisse, E.P.

    “…Companies in the oil and gas industry rely upon acquisition of accurate downhole pressure data for management of reservoir resources. Pressure data must be…”
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    Variational calculation of force-frequency constants of doubly rotated quartz resonators by EerNisse, E.P., Lukaszek, T.J., Ballato, A.

    “…The calculus of variations has been used to obtain solutions for the statics tress distributions in circular quartz resonator blanks caused by forces acting…”
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    Finite Element Analysis of thickness shear crystals with surface irregularities by Puccio, D., EerNisse, E.P.

    “…This work is a continuation of an earlier study on drive level dependence (DLD), wherein the resistance of a thickness-shear crystal changes at low drive…”
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    Conference Proceeding
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    Suppression of the B-mode in SC-Cuts by EerNisse, E.P., Puccio, D.

    “…We have found it possible to suppress the B-mode of fundamental mode SC-cuts over wide temperature ranges by imbedding the B-mode in a cluster of C-mode…”
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    Survey of quartz bulk resonator sensor technologies by EerNisse, E.P., Ward, R.W., Wiggins, R.B.

    “…The term 'bulk resonator' is used to include a variety of vibrational modes. The survey is broken down by type of resonant mode, namely thickness shear,…”
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    Distortions of thickness shear mode shapes in plano-convex quartz resonators with mass perturbations by EerNisse, E.P.

    “…A perturbation technique is developed for calculating the change in mode shape in a plano-convex thickness shear resonator blank due to off-center mass…”
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    Finite Element Analysis of Lateral Field excited thickness shear sensors by EerNisse, E.P., Puccio, D., Lucklum, R., Hempel, U.

    “…Lateral field electroded (LFE) sensors have been recently introduced that can study the permittivity and conductivity (electrical properties) of liquids in…”
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    FEA calculations on the Lateral Field Electroded sensor by EerNisse, E.P., Puccio, D., Lucklum, R., Hempel, U.

    “…Lateral Field Electroded (LFE) sensors may be used to measure the permittivity and conductivity (electrical properties) of liquids in contact with the surface…”
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    Lateral field excited quartz crystal resonator sensors for determination of acoustic and electrical properties of liquids by Hempel, U., Lucklum, R., Hauptmann, P., EerNisse, E.P., Puccio, D., Fernandez Diaz, R., Arnau Vives, A.

    “…Specifically designed lateral field excited (LFE) quartz crystal resonator sensors have been applied to liquids with systematically varied acoustic and…”
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    Implementing ISO9000 in a small company by EerNisse, E.P., Mercer, C.D.

    “…Companies in the frequency control field, particularly those involved in international sales, are under increasing pressure to certify to ISO9000 quality…”
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