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Noise figure measurement concept for acoustic amplifiers

Optimum length buffer crystals are used with an amplification section for measuring the noise figure for acoustic amplifiers. Measuring the time required to saturate with noise a signal, which is reflected back and forth in the circuit, gives a direct measurement of the amplifiers noise figure.

Johnson, V. R.↗

Power consumption in acoustic amplifiers under conditions of maximum stable gain

Comparison is made of the power consumed and the acoustic amplification realized when a dc bias field is placed across a piezoelectric semiconductor and adjusted to amplify a microwave acoustic signal to the point where the forward gain is just equal to the reverse attenuation. This represents the maximum possible gain condition.

Johnson, V. R.↗

36 GHz travelling wave maser.

Traveling wave maser with 6 db amplification at 36 GHz, using Cr ion doped rutile as active material and superconducting magnet for DC magnetic field

Hagen, J. P.↗

Active resistance capacitance filter design

Filters, formed by combinations of distributed RC elements with positive-feedback voltage amplifiers, provide transfer functions similar to those the heavier LC filters ordinarily employ. They also provide signal amplification.

Kerwin, W. J.↗

Piezoelectric transducer

Transducer consists of a hybrid thin film and a piezoelectric transistor that acts as a stress-sensitive device with built-in gain. It provides a stress/strain transducer that incorporates a signal amplification stage and sensor in a single package.

Conragan, J.↗

Post-operative cranial pressure monitoring system

System for monitoring of fluidic pressures in cranial cavity uses a miniaturized pressure sensing transducer, combined with suitable amplification means, a meter with scale calibrated in terms of pressures between minus 100 and plus 900 millimeters of water, and a miniaturized chart recorder covering similar range of pressures.

Fager, C. A., Jr.↗