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where NF, is the noise figure of the nth stage and G, is the power gain of the nth stage under the conditions of matching provided by the preceding and following stages. This is an important point, as the NF, is a critical function of the output impedance of the preceding stage, ROUT(n_1). The overall noise figure of a cascade amplifier such as this for highly integrated designs is fundamentally limited by the noise figure of the first stage, as long as the gain of the first stage is large enough to minimize the noise figure contributions of subsequent stages. Those subsequent stages may then be optimized for gain as needed, and not depend too much on an optimal noise match to achieve the noise figure. The detailed discussion above concerning the optimum source impedance for minimum noise figure is critically traded off with the requirement for good input impedance match for conjugate power transfer as well as for proper termination of the filter preceding the LNA and its low ripple passband characteristics. It is rarely the case that optimum noise matching corresponds to the conjugate match condition for power transfer, and it is certainly possible to have a great noise figure with a very large input power mismatch and small amplifier gain. To match the input of the device for a given power level and device size, whether for optimum noise figure or power gain, there are matching techniques specifically for CMOS LNAs. First, to match impedance of any given level to an arbitrary impedance of a second value, important techniques of reactance transformation need to be discussed. For any given series impedance, a narrowband equivalent, parallel impedance may be synthesized and vice versa as shown in Figure 9.20. The relationship between these two equivalent topologies for a narrowband centered around a given frequency is Rs +jXs

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