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Wideband Low Noise Amplifier Design for 2.3-2.4 GHz WiMAX Application 
Yahaya, NorZ; Yazid, S; Osman, A; Huzairi, H 
2014 
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering 
291 
373-383 
This paper describes the design of a low noise amplifier using negative feedback topology for WiMAX 2.3-2.4 GHz base station application. The negative topology employs an enhancement mode feedback inductor and advanced GaAs PHEMT transistor which yields excellent performance on the critical RF parameters such as noise, gain and linearity. By using the negative feedback topology the design is compact and uses fewer components compared to other state-of-art wideband low noise amplifier designs. The low noise amplifier has been designed on a Rogers 4003C substrate PCB and produced a gain of 12 dB, noise less than 0.7 dB and IIP3 greater than 13 dBm. The design is also matched at both input and output for 50 Omega and proven to be unconditionally stable across the frequency range. 
WiMAX; Wideband LNA; Negative feedback 
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