Abstract: A negative capacitances circuit includes first and second branches connected between a first reference voltage and a second reference voltage. The first branch includes, in series, a first biasing resistor, a first diode, a first bipolar transistor, and a first current source. The second branch includes, in series, a second biasing resistor, a second diode, a second bipolar transistor, and a second current source. The first transistor has a base coupled to a collector of the second transistor and to one input, and the second transistor has a base coupled to a collector of the first transistor and to another input. A capacitor is connected between the emitter of said first transistor and the emitter of said second transistor. A linearization resistor is coupled in parallel between the two emitters of said first and said second transistors.

Abstract: An electronic circuit includes: an acoustic resonator of BAW or SAW type, said resonator having a series resonance frequency and a parallel resonance frequency; an active circuit which is coupled in parallel to said acoustic resonator, said active circuit having a negative capacity acting on the parallel resonance frequency of said resonator.

Abstract: A band pass filtering circuit based on a quadripole includes a serial branch having a first acoustic resonator presenting a frequency of resonance and a frequency of anti-resonance and mounted in serial with a first capacitor; a parallel branch having a second acoustic resonator resulting from the same manufacturing process as the first resonator and mounted in parallel with a second capacitor of identical value to that the first capacitor. The filtering circuit is particularly but not exclusively adapted to the realization of integrated filtering circuits used in mobile telephony.

Abstract: An electronic circuit includes: an acoustic resonator of BAW or SAW type, said resonator having a series resonance frequency and a parallel resonance frequency; an active circuit which is coupled in parallel to said acoustic resonator, said active circuit having a negative capacity acting on the parallel resonance frequency of said resonator.

Abstract: A negative capacity circuit comprising: a first branch connected between a first reference voltage and a second voltage reference, said first branch comprising, in series, a first biasing resistor, a first diode, a collector-emitter junction of a first bipolar transistor and a first current source; a second branch connected between said first reference voltage (Vdd) and said second reference voltage, said second branch comprising, in series, a second biasing resistor, a second diode, a collector-emitter junction of a second bipolar transistor and a second current source, said first transistor having a base terminal which is coupled to the collector terminal of said second transistor and to one input, and said second transistor having a base terminal which is coupled to the collector terminal of said first transistor and to another input; a capacitor connected between the emitter terminal of said first bipolar transistor and the emitter terminal of said second bipolar transistor; a linearization resistor which

Abstract: An acoustic resonator circuit to be integrated into a semiconductor product including: a resonator comprising first and second resonant frequencies; an inductive resistor tuned to said second resonant frequency so as to cancel the latter and to allow tuning of the resonator to said first resonant frequency; an tunable capacitive tuning element allowing to tune the resonator to said first frequency. A method is also provided for manufacturing an integrated circuit comprising an acoustic component allowing sufficient control of resonator characteristics.

Abstract: A band pass filtering circuit based on a quadripole includes a serial branch having a first acoustic resonator presenting a frequency of resonance and a frequency of anti-resonance and mounted in serial with a first capacitor; a parallel branch having a second acoustic resonator resulting from the same manufacturing process as the first resonator and mounted in parallel with a second capacitor of identical value to that the first capacitor. The filtering circuit is particularly but not exclusively adapted to the realization of integrated filtering circuits used in mobile telephony.

Abstract: An acoustic resonator circuit to be integrated into a semiconductor product including: a resonator comprising first and second resonant frequencies; an inductive resistor tuned to said second resonant frequency so as to cancel the latter and to allow tuning of the resonator to said first resonant frequency; an tunable capacitive tuning element allowing to tune the resonator to said first frequency. A method is also provided for manufacturing an integrated circuit comprising an acoustic component allowing sufficient control of resonator characteristics.