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Matched wideband low-noise amplifiers for radio astronomy [PDF]
, 2009 Two packaged low noise amplifiers for the 0.3–4 GHz frequency range are described. The amplifiers can be operated at temperatures of 300–4 K and achieve noise temperatures in the 5 K range (
Bardin, J. +3 more
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Programmable Gain Amplifiers with DC Suppression and Low Output Offset for Bioelectric Sensors
Sensors, 2013 DC-offset and DC-suppression are key parameters in bioelectric amplifiers. However, specific DC analyses are not often explained. Several factors influence the DC-budget: the programmable gain, the programmable cut-off frequencies for high pass filtering
Alonso Alonso +2 more
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On Oblivious Amplification of Coin-Tossing Protocols [PDF]
, 2019 We consider the problem of amplifying two-party coin-tossing protocols: given a protocol where it is possible to bias the common output by at most ?, we aim to obtain a new protocol where the output can be biased by at most ?* < ?.
Bitansky, Nir, Geier, Nathan
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Spatial power combiner using a planar active transmitarray of stacked patches
Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology, 2005 An X-band spatial power combiner, which uses a planar transmitarray (TXA) of orthogonally polarized stacked microstrip patches integrated with input and output ports of transistor amplifiers is described.
Feng-Chi E. Tsai, Marek E. Bialkowski
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The Use of Cryogenic HEMT Amplifiers in Wide Band Radiometers [PDF]
, 2000 Advances in device fabrication, modelling and design techniques have made wide band, low noise cryogenic amplifiers available at frequencies up to 106 GHz. Microwave radiometry applications as used in radio astronomy capitalize on the low noise and large
Jarosik, Norman
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A Survey of Low Voltage and Low Power Amplifier Topologies
Journal of Low Power Electronics and Applications, 2018 Reducing voltage supply is one of the most effective way to reduce the power consumption, but, on the other hand it is a challenging choice for the analog designers.
Anna Richelli +9 more
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Current Biology, 2004 What is it? It's the ear's built-in hearing aid. If your cochlea, the organ of hearing, did not amplify sounds the mechanical vibrations would be about hundred times too small to activate the sensory hair cells. The cochlear amplifier describes the collection of processes that increase sound vibrations in the inner ear.Why should we be interested in ...
Ashmore, Jonathan, Gale, Jonathan
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Lexis: Journal in English Lexicology, 2020 This article explores the diachronic semantic development of the intensifier way in American English. It has been claimed in the literature that the intensifying function of way derives from the use of spatial adverbial (a)way, but I propose that this ...
Hélène Margerie
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Insulting Rhetorical Questions – Mitigators or Amplifiers?
Respectus Philologicus, 2022 The paper examines whether rhetorical questions (RQs) with insulting content or implications soften or intensify the insulting content that they express, as compared to corresponding direct statements with similar insulting content.
Džemal Špago
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A correlation noise spectrometer for flicker noise measurement in graphene samples [PDF]
, 2019 We present a high-resolution digital correlation spectrum analyzer for the measurement of low frequency resistance fluctuations in graphene samples. The system exploits the cross-correlation method to reject the amplifiers' noise.
Callegaro, Luca +3 more
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