Unconditionally-stable ultra low noise R.F. preamplifier

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including field effect transistor

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330302, 330304, H03F 316, H03F 3191

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ABSTRACT:
An unconditionally-stable, ultra-low-noise RF preamplifier, for an operating frequency within the range from about 15 MHz. to about 500 MHz., has a first stage in which a MESFET device is operated in the common-source configuration, with an active load providing an effective impedance to the first stage to cause the stability factor K for the entire preamplifier to exceed a value of 1.00 over the entire frequency range. A second stage, acting as at least a portion of the active load on the first state, containing a plurality of active devices coupled in parallel to provide a substantially constant input impedance over the frequency range.

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"VHF and UHF Low Noise Preamplifiers", GH Krauss, QEX, Dec. 1981, pp. 3-6.

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