BACKEND DESIGN OF WIDEBAND LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 130 NM RF CMOS TECHNOLOGY

Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) is widely applied nowadays for amplify very weak signals usually captured by antenna with reduced noise due to the gain of the LNA. Thus the main concern in this paper is in designing an LNA for ultra-wideband which cover frequency ranging from 3.1 GHz to 10.6 GHz. The design of the circuit is implemented using the 130 nm complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology. Comparative studies have been done between inductive degeneration and common gate configuration with special consideration in terms of the corresponding noise figure

BACKEND DESIGN OF WIDEBAND LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER USING 130 NM RF CMOS TECHNOLOGY

Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) is widely applied nowadays for amplify very weak signals usually captured by antenna with reduced noise due to the gain of the LNA. Thus the main concern in this paper is in designing an LNA for ultra-wideband which cover frequency ranging from 3.1 GHz to 10.6 GHz. The design of the circuit is implemented using the 130 nm complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology. Comparative studies have been done between inductive degeneration and common gate configuration with special consideration in terms of the corresponding noise figure

Master Fryer Enterprise : Burger Patty Fryer / Abdul Hakim Azmi ...[et al.]

Master Fryer is a company that focuses our skills and knowledge on burger patty frying in Malaysia. Burger making is a very annoying and time-consuming task. Usually, burger is fried on regular gas stove. Our company would like to solve this problem to ease the life of the people. Thus, we have created and developed a very reliable and innovative product specifically to fry burger patty. From the concept of sandwich toaster, we have made a very special innovation and the burger patty fryer is created. Our product uses electricity and heating element instead of regular gas stove just like a sandwich toaster. It has a lid and the burger patty will fry all the way without troubling the user to flip the burger patty