Ex Parte Kadota et al - Page 4




               Appeal No. 2005-2002                                                                                                  
               Application No. 10/132,281                                                                                            


                       Appellants argue that it is clear from a review of the examiner’s rejection that the                          
               examiner is relying upon two separate and divergent teachings in Fujimoto.  (Brief at                                 
               page 4.)  We agree with appellants that the examiner is relying upon the teachings of                                 
               Fujimoto and the prior art system disclosed in the Description of Related Art section of                              
               Fujimoto.  We agree with appellants that the disclosure of Fujimoto is directed to a SAW                              
               device which used either tungsten or tantalum to form its reflectors and IDT’s and                                    
               merely discusses a comparison to the use of gold for these elements.  Therefore, we                                   
               find that the examiner has not established a prima facie case of anticipation.                                        






















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