In this paper we design the low-power CMOS limiting amplifier using negative impedance, the purpose of using negative impedance is to increase the gain of the amplifier. low-power operations are also done using all the active elements. The LA was implemented in a standard CMOS 0.18um technology. This limiting amplifier is designed for the instrumentation(bio-medical) application. Gain of the am...

This paper presents a 30dBm (1W) class-E power amplifier projected in a standard 0.18-μm CMOS technology. The power amplifier (PA) consists in two differentials stages. The main stage employs a cascode class-E RF power amplifier with a self-biasing circuit. The driver stage uses the technique of Injection-Locking to substantially reduce the input power signal, maintaining a high gain. At 2.45 G...

This paper describes the design and measured performance of a 1-8GHz power amplifier MMIC fabricated with a 0.15um Gallium Nitride (GaN) process technology. The process features a 100um thick Silicon Carbide (SiC) substrate and compact transistor layouts with individual source grounding vias (ISV). The design utilizes a non-uniform distributed power amplifier (NDPA) topology with a novel trifil...

A class E power amplifier including coupling coils is proposed for application in a wireless power transfer system using magnetic coupling. The proposed amplifier is directly connected to the coils with no discrete components for harmonic filtering and dc feeding, which could cause efficiency degradation of the amplifier. The system with the differential amplifier shows 6.95 W of transmitted po...

This paper describes an instrumentation amplifier (INA) with three operational amplifier (op amp) topology, for biomedical applications. To achieve low offset new circuit technique is achieved by adding NMOS transistor and two phase clock scheme with a frequency of 20 KHz. With the unity gain bandwidth of 92 KHz , the open loop gain of this instrumentation amplifier is found to be 50 dB and hav...

To combine the benefits and compensate for the drawbacks of different optical amplifier types, a hybrid amplifier can be composed. The authors consider two most frequently used hybrid amplifiers that can provide better performance: a semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA), and an erbium doped fiber amplifier (EDFA), both in combination with a distributed Raman amplifier (DRA). To compare perform...