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LNALow-Noise Amplifier
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LNALocal Network Adapter
LNALinux Network Architecture
LNALinux Network Administration
LNALow Noise Amplifier
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LNALocal Network Attachment
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LNALocal National Actions
LNALarge National Account
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LNALandWarNet (Land Warrior Network) NetOps (Network Operations) Architecture (US DoD)
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References in periodicals archive
The signal is mixed with the help of a Varicap/Varactor Diode (VD) pair in parallel, which extends stability to the modulation signal, and transferred to the Low-Noise Amplifier (LNA/ULNA).
An Experiment and Detection Scheme for Cavity-Based Light Cold Dark Matter Particle Searches
Shen-Iuan, "Inductorless Wideband CMOS Low-Noise Amplifiers Using Noise-Canceling Technique", IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers, vol.
An active inductor based low noise amplifier for RF receive
Improved reception performance thanks to digital signal processor and low-noise amplifier.
Sharp Develops and Will Introduce New Tuner Unit for Terrestrial Digital and Analog Broadcasting
The two other new broadband MMIC amplifiers are equally suited for use as driver amplifiers in the transmit chain or as second-stage low-noise amplifiers in the receive chain.
Freescale offers four new devices for base station equipment market
Placing a low-noise amplifier at every radiating element sets the noise figure of the system, thereby nullifying the loss of the phase shifters and feed network.
Phased array antennas
The tube may be used as a low-noise amplifier or an intermediate-power or high-power amplifier.
A sampling of traveling-wave tubes
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