Enhancing Low Energy Technology Performance: Optimizing Low Noise Amplifier through Stabilization and Input-Output Component Matching Design

Advancements in technology, marked by increased miniaturization, integration, and accessibility, have propelled the widespread adoption of CMOS technology in wireless applications. This trend has extended beyond consumer electronics to encompass diverse fields, including medical applications like body temperature and heart rate monitoring. The rising demand for swift data monitoring via portable wireless devices has underscored the importance of energy-efficient components like LNAs. A thorough literature review will be used to analyze current trends in LNA requirements and designs, one of the many goals of the suggested research article. The study also seeks to identify the best LNA structure and parameters for particular application spectra or frequency bands.