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Input impedance of amplifier

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Hello,
I am confused about the input impedance of an opamp.
For instance, I know the output noise and refer it back to a source impedance as Vonoise^2=4KTRB*A^2
In order to achieve the optimum noise performance, I have to make the input impedance of this opamp equal to the source impedance I calculated, right?
Actually, I want to know what kind of outside parameters limit the input impedance of an amplifier.
Hoping your response, thank you!

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Lallaby
 

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