Amplifier with improved input resistance and controlled common mode
A technology of input resistance and amplifier, applied to amplifiers with semiconductor devices/discharge tubes, improved amplifiers to reduce noise effects, amplifiers, etc., can solve problems affecting LNA gain, frequency selectivity and noise performance
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[0020] figure 2 An environment 200 is illustrated, such as a wireless receiver. Environment 200 includes input circuitry 205 , amplifier 230 , mixer 235 , filter 240 , analog-to-digital converter (ADC) 245 , and digital block 250 . The input circuit 205 may include a low noise amplifier (LNA) 210 and a tuning circuit 215 . Tuning circuit 215 is coupled to the output of LNA 210 and includes an inductor 220 and a capacitor 225 coupled in parallel connection. Tuning circuit 215 provides voltage gain for in-band signals and rejects out-of-band signals. Amplifier 230 (eg, an RF amplifier) is coupled between input circuit 205 and mixer 235 to prevent loading of input circuit 205 . Mixer 235 may be a multiplying mixer that multiplies the input from the oscillator clock and amplifier 230 to provide an output signal. The output signal from mixer 235 is further sent to filter 240 . Filter 240 may be an intermediate frequency filter that converts the output signal into an interme...
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