Single-ended input to differential output low noise...

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including balanced to unbalanced circuits and vice versa

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C330S302000, C330S310000

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11124094

ABSTRACT:
A single-ended input to differential output LNA with a cascode topology of the present invention overcomes a much greater consumption of current and area for the single-ended input to differential output LNA of the prior art. The LNA needs to supply an operating bias for each transistor. The LNA has a few transistors, a few capacitive impedances, and a few inductive impedances. The main objective of the present invention not only reduces costs and conserves area and current consumption, but also has a much higher linearity and gain under the same current consumption when compare to the prior art.

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