| 摘要 |
<p>A low-noise amplifier for radio frequency signals uses the magnitude of the input signal to adjust the output current of a current source if the input signal magnitude exceeds a predetermined value. The current source provides operating current to the low-noise amplifier. Compensation for gain reduction due to large input signal magnitude is therefore achieved by increasing the gain of the low noise amplifier in such situations by increased operating current. As a result, power consumption savings and better linearization are achieved, especially for such low-noise amplifiers used in mobile receivers. <IMAGE></p> |
