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ISCAS '98. Proceedings of the 1998 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (Cat. No.98CH36187), 2002
In this paper two Low-Noise Amplifiers (LNA) are presented. The first topology is a two-stage LNA that is ac coupled to the mixer, while the second one is a single stage LNA that can be dc coupled to the mixer. These circuits have small sensitivity to temperature variations and special biasing techniques allow us to reduce the effects of the process ...
M.F. Carreto-Castro, J. Silva-Martinez
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In this paper two Low-Noise Amplifiers (LNA) are presented. The first topology is a two-stage LNA that is ac coupled to the mixer, while the second one is a single stage LNA that can be dc coupled to the mixer. These circuits have small sensitivity to temperature variations and special biasing techniques allow us to reduce the effects of the process ...
M.F. Carreto-Castro, J. Silva-Martinez
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Low Noise Amplifiers Designing
2021In this chapter, the basic designing and characteristics of the LNA for 5G network are discussed in depth. LNA designs are specially considered for various 5 G applications. Its designing approach varies with the narrowband and wideband over the band of frequency interested.
S. Sakthi Arun +2 more
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Low-Noise Parametric Amplifier
Proceedings of the IRE, 1960The theory of the parametric amplifier has been reformulated to permit the prediction of noise temperature and pump power in terms of the physical parameters of the nonlinear element and circuit. The results of this analysis are supported by careful experiments at S-band using a gold-bonded germanium semiconductor diode.
R. Knechtli, R. Weglein
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Solid-State Electronics, 1962
Abstract The usefulness of a low-noise amplifier depends upon the noise environment in which it is used, and upon the way in which it is used. Noise received by the aerial originates in extraterrestrial sources, in the atmosphere, and from the ground.
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Abstract The usefulness of a low-noise amplifier depends upon the noise environment in which it is used, and upon the way in which it is used. Noise received by the aerial originates in extraterrestrial sources, in the atmosphere, and from the ground.
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2011
Ostensibly, one key component of any receiver chain is the low-noise amplifier (LNA) coming off the antennas. Since the signal at that point is comparatively weak, good gain and noise performance are necessary.
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Ostensibly, one key component of any receiver chain is the low-noise amplifier (LNA) coming off the antennas. Since the signal at that point is comparatively weak, good gain and noise performance are necessary.
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2017
In this chapter the theory and mathematics of general LNAs are explored. This is the first chapter in which practical LNA configurations are explored in detail, whereas previous chapters served as a build-up towards this chapter, describing the background of millimeter-wave research, amplifier design, semiconductor technologies and active and passive ...
Mladen Božanić, Saurabh Sinha
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In this chapter the theory and mathematics of general LNAs are explored. This is the first chapter in which practical LNA configurations are explored in detail, whereas previous chapters served as a build-up towards this chapter, describing the background of millimeter-wave research, amplifier design, semiconductor technologies and active and passive ...
Mladen Božanić, Saurabh Sinha
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Proceedings of the IRE, 1948
This paper describes an amplifier circuit which yields very low noise factor, consisting of a grounded-cathode triode followed by a grounded-grid triode. The combination is entirely noncritical and provides the low noise factor of a triode with the high amplification and stability of a pentode.
H. Wallman, A.B. Macnee, C.P. Gadsden
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This paper describes an amplifier circuit which yields very low noise factor, consisting of a grounded-cathode triode followed by a grounded-grid triode. The combination is entirely noncritical and provides the low noise factor of a triode with the high amplification and stability of a pentode.
H. Wallman, A.B. Macnee, C.P. Gadsden
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Broadband Low-Noise Amplifiers
2017Although some configurations were already mentioned in Chap. 5 (mostly, feedback configurations), the techniques to turn narrowband LNAs into broadband LNAs are the topic of this chapter. The chapter opens with a discussion of some popular RF broadband topologies, their general circuit diagrams and their advantages and disadvantages.
Mladen Božanić, Saurabh Sinha
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IRE Transactions on Electron Devices, 1959
The principles of low-noise guns have been applied to klystron amplifiers with good corroboration of the theory. In the past, many people thought that klystrons had inherently high noise figures, while others advanced the theory that low-noise guns might be used with klystrons as well as with wave tubes.
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The principles of low-noise guns have been applied to klystron amplifiers with good corroboration of the theory. In the past, many people thought that klystrons had inherently high noise figures, while others advanced the theory that low-noise guns might be used with klystrons as well as with wave tubes.
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