Introduction: Coupling between coil elements of a transmit array is one of the key challenges faced by designers of MRI transmitter arrays. To address this challenge, methods and systems have been developed to change the output impedance of the RF power amplifiers driving the array coils in order to suppress inter-element coupling effects. Chu [1], for example, proposed an output-matching netwo...

Owing to its well-known properties of possible power-noise match as well as superior noise performance, the inductively-degenerated low-noise amplifier is nowadays the most-widely used RF pre-amplifier topology. However, there is not much flexibility when setting the amplifier’s input impedance to match the source impedance, as for a given biasing condition, matching is achievable only for a pa...

This paper presents a predictable fixed gain instrumentation amplifier using switched capacitor instead of resistor to improve the accuracy of the gain as 10. This instrumentation amplifier builds up by two operational amplifiers which connect by switched capacitor. These switched capacitors are used to stable the whole circuit, fix the gain of total instrumentation amplifier. Using two operati...

We present an area-efficient and low-power four-channel 25-Gb/s trans-impedance amplifier for Rx analog front-end (Rx-AFE) on optical receiver. The proposed circuit features a local negative-feedback (TIA) to expand the bandwidth. TIA post-amplifier use regulated cascode (RGC) topology two differential stages with inductive peaking bandwidth extension technique acquire 19.6 GHz of -3 dB 53.3 dB...

This paper proposes a low-noise readout circuit with noise floor of 11 fArms/sq(Hz) and bandwidth 1.3 MHz. The novel electrostatic discharge (ESD) leakage current cancellation stage allows the to detect sub-pA range input. A total trans-impedance gain 160 dB is obtained by preamplification 100 × followed transimpedance amplifier (TIA) 1 Mohm feedback resistive gain. reader designed in 0.18 ?m C...

Owing to its well-known properties of possible power-noise match as well as superior noise performance, the inductively-degenerated low-noise amplifier is nowadays the most-widely used RF preamplifier topology. However, there is not much flexibility when setting the amplifier’s input impedance to match the source impedance, as for a given biasing condition, matching is achievable only for a par...

A handheld line information reader and a line information generator were developed for the efficient management of optical communication lines. The line information reader consists of a photo diode, trans-impedance amplifier, voltage amplifier, microcontroller unit, display panel, and communication modules. The line information generator consists of a laser diode, laser driving circuits, microc...

We report a fully integrated serial-link receiver with optical interface fabricated with a 0.18 mm complementary metal oxide semiconductor technology for long-haul display interconnects. The receiver includes a trans-impedance amplifier, a limiting amplifier, a clock and data recovery circuit, 1:64 de-multiplexer and a built-in error checker. The receiver produces 64-bit wide electrical signals...

The general utility of the operational amplifier is derived from the fact that it is intended for use in a feedback loop whose feedback properties determine the feed-forward characteristics of the amplifier and loop combination. To suit it for this usage, the ideal operational amplifier would have infinite input impedance, zero output impedance, infinite gain and an open-loop 3 dB point at infi...