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Design of demodulator

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HI,

I am designing a demodulator for RFID tags.
But the demodulator is performing the action when the input voltage amplitude is 1v.

I want the demodulator to perform its operation for very low input voltages.
Shall I use a gain boosting circuit before the demodulator?

What are the pros and cons for the above logic?

Thanks!!
 

As compared to what other technique?

Is the design logically correct or feasible, if I use a gain boosting circuit before doing demodulation?

I am comparing the design if I use only a demodulator.
 

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