Low noise amplifier when simulated for system level configuration, the scattering matrix in general and scattering parameters in specific play vital role in performance of low noise amplifier for various frequency bands. In this paper the scattering parameter performance was analysed for S-band for recent process technologies available for CMOS and BiCMOS for IEEE 802.11 b/g.

The signal conditioning circuit of the electrostatic sensor is a small signal amplifier that collects and amplifies the detected electrostatic noise. Due to its high amplification properties, the output signal is highly susceptible to be defaced by intrinsic or extrinsic noise. This paper is proposed a low noise signal conditioning circuit for electrostatic sensor. A circuit model is proposed a...

the low noise amplifier is the key part for front-end device of the receiver in the GPS. A 1.8V 0.18um CMOS LNA for GPS applications has been designed. Two kinds of low noise amplifier (LNA) for single-end cascade structure and differential cascade structure respectively are presented in this paper. Cadence software is used to optimize the two circuits. It provides a series of good results in N...

This paper presents a ultra wideband low noise amplifier for 6GHz Applications. This proposed LNA is the extension of inductively common source amplifier and in this design we used transistor multifingering techniques in order to reduce noise and improves gain. This LNA is simulated by using UMC .18um CMOS mixed signal/RF process in cadence virtuoso. In this design, used current source biasing,...

BACKGROUND Inner ear evoked potentials are small amplitude (<1 μVpk) signals that require a low noise signal acquisition protocol for successful extraction; an existing such technique is Electrocochleography (ECOG). A novel variant of ECOG called Electrovestibulography (EVestG) is currently investigated by our group, which captures vestibular responses to a whole body tilt. The objective is to ...

The design and development of a cryogenic Ultra-Low-Noise Signal Amplification (ULNA) and detection system for spectroscopy of ultra-cold systems are reported here for the operation in the 0.5 4 GHz spectrum of frequencies (the “L” and “S” microwave bands). The design is suitable for weak RF signal detection and spectroscopy from ultra-cold systems confined in cryogenic RF cavities, as entailed...

this paper surveys recent research on Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) design for Cognitive Radios (CR). Design challenges and requirements of CR are discussed and recent advances in topologies and design techniques are presented, compared and summarized. The classical trade-offs of linearity, gain, input impedance matching and noise are discussed herein with respect to the Wide Bandwidth requirement....

Previously reported wideband CMOS low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) have difficulty in achieving both wideband input impedance matching and low noise performance at low power consumption and low supply voltage. We present a transformer noise-canceling wideband CMOS LNA based on a common-gate topology. The transformer, composed of the input and shunt-peaking inductors, partly cancels the noise origina...