Method and system for matching the input impedance of an RF ampl

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including signal feedback means

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455291, 455341, H03F 134

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ABSTRACT:
A low noise RF input amplifier circuit has an input impedance Z.sub.IN for matched-impedance coupling to an antenna having a resistive impedance R.sub.A. The amplifier circuit has an input and output nodes, an inverting amplifier, and a feedback capacitor. The input node receives an antenna signal which the inverting amplifier amplifies by a frequency-dependent gain -A(s) approaching -A.sub.0 at low complex frequencies s. The feedback capacitor C couples the output node to the input node for negative feedback and is selected to match Z.sub.IN to R.sub.A. When the amplifier's gain A(s) has a rolloff approximated by ##EQU1## where p.sub.1 is a negative pole, the capacitance of C which matches Z.sub.IN to R.sub.A is approximately inversely proportional to both (A.sub.0 +1) and R.sub.A.

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