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This chapter tackles all other noise sources of a triode gain stage. It also includes signal-to-noise ratios and A-weighting according to ANSI specs.
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Details see Sect. 3.6.
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Details see next chapter.
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RS: see Sect. 3.4.
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The subscript ‘e’ represents the logarithmic expression of a term; eg. xe = 20 log(x).
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VISHAY application note AN0003—Table 1 (attention: in this AN it is not specifically indicated that the shown NI figures are given for 1 decade only—but from their values and definition point of view they are all referenced to 1 decade).
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To demonstrate the extra noise production of any un-bypassed cathode resistance and its negative impact on the input referred noise voltage and SNs in TSOS-2 I use the term Gb/Gu only; µ > 20 makes (1 + µ)/µ close to 1.
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To emphasize the importance of the input referred noise voltage density of any gain stage in the following sections and chapters I will use ein(f) instead of en.i(f)!
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According to the “i” or “j” symbol I'm using the Mathcad style throughout the complete book.
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Usually, we can find such resistors in the value range from 100Ω up to 10 kΩ. It’s o.k. as long as noise doesn't play any role; in case of noise sensitive designs it has to be taken into account. That's why I include it into all SN calculations.
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Vogel, B. (2013). Noise in Components and Other General Noise Effects. In: How to Gain Gain. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-33033-9_3
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