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Hi all,
I am wondering why we do impedance matching for LNA. Because in most sensor circuits where opamps are used it is the input voltage to amplifiers are maximized.
From this post https://www.edaboard.com/threads/67820/ I only understand that when maximum power transfered to system the SNR would be better. But for MOSFET LNA which is voltage controlled amplifier the input voltage should decide the output signal quality.
Please let me know where is my mistake and explain why it is different from sensor circuits which use instrumentation amplifiers, since their SNR are also important.
Thanks for your help!
I am wondering why we do impedance matching for LNA. Because in most sensor circuits where opamps are used it is the input voltage to amplifiers are maximized.
From this post https://www.edaboard.com/threads/67820/ I only understand that when maximum power transfered to system the SNR would be better. But for MOSFET LNA which is voltage controlled amplifier the input voltage should decide the output signal quality.
Please let me know where is my mistake and explain why it is different from sensor circuits which use instrumentation amplifiers, since their SNR are also important.
Thanks for your help!