The analysis of a Ka-band gyrotron Travelling Wave Tube (gyro-TWT) amplifier using a uniform cylindrical waveguide as its interaction circuit has been presented for the TE01 mode of operation a self-consistent nonlinear analysis in the large signal regime. The analysis predicts that the saturated peak output power of ~ 134 kW with a power conversion efficiency of ~ 22.7 %. The saturated gain ha...

A high-efficiency class-E power amplifier is proposed for digital PWM microwave signal amplification in the improved Kahn Technique transceiver. The benefit of using a class-E power amplifier in this design approach is to improve efficiency of the power amplifier due to its switching mode operation, theoretically 100 % with ideal conditions. In this paper a class-E amplifier is designed for the...

A fully differential self-biased inverter-based folded cascode amplifier which uses the feedforward-regulated cascode principle is presented. A detailed small-signal analysis covering both the differential-mode and the common-mode paths of the amplifier is provided. Based on these theoretical results a design is given and transistor level simulations validate the theoretical study and also demo...

This paper presents the design, fabrication and performance of a three-stage 155GHz monolithic low noise amplifier (LNA) using 0.1 -pm pseudomorphic (PM) InAIAs/InGaAs/InP HEMT technology. This amplifier exhibits a measured small signal gain of 12 dB at 155 GHz, and more than 10 dB gain from 151 to 156 GHz. When this amplifier is biased for low noise figure, a noise figure of 5.1 dB with associ...

In this paper two different Gm-C chopper amplifiers, aimed for signal amplification in implantable devices are presented. The first one is a pre-amplifier for ENG signals that was fabricated in a 1.5 μm technology. Measurements of this amplifier showed input noise of 1.2 nVHz and 2.5 μV offset with a power consumption of 28 mW. The second is a complete amplifier for EEG signals designed in a 0....

Amplification and simultaneous phase regeneration of DPSK signals is demonstrated using a phase-sensitive amplifier. Phase-sensitive gain is achieved in a Sagnac fiber interferometer comprised of nonpolarization maintaining, highly nonlinear fiber operating in the un-depleted pump regime. Both the pump and signal are RZ-DPSK pulse trains. The amplifier is capable of producing greater than 13 dB...

This paper presents the design and Implementation of a novel CMOS Instrumentation Amplifier using capacitive neutralization feedback transconductance techniques for bioelectric signal enhancement. The proposed amplifier also implements indirect current feedback, operating at 3-volt supply. With compact footprint 0.062mm² on chip, achieves an impressive bandwidth 4.2MHz 85 dB CMRR. Implemented 0...

deuterating reagent ultimately becomes detached from the complex, with the net effect of one hydrogen atom being replaced with a deuterium atom. This H/D exchange process may repeat multiple times in the gas phase. Other pathways that are independent of the charge site and involve the interaction of the deuterating reagent directly with the labile hydrogen atom are typically higher in energy an...

Power amplifiers are essential components in communication systems and are inherently nonlinear. The nonlinearity creates spectral growth beyond the signal bandwidth, which interferes with adjacent channels. It also causes distortions within the signal bandwidth, which decreases the bit error rate at the receiver. In digital predistortion system, an inverse characteristic of power amplifier is ...