Low power low noise amplifier for a magnetoresistive sensor

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including differential amplifier

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C360S046000

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07573331

ABSTRACT:
An amplifier for amplifying a differential input signal. The amplifier comprises a parallel configuration of a first and a second transistor differential amplifier, each responsive to a different DC bias current, wherein a gain of the amplifier is based on a sum of the transconductance of each of the first and the second differential amplifiers.

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