An efficient wideband low noise amplifier (WLNA) using advanced design system based industrial micro strip antenna

An efficient architecture to design low noise amplifier methods aimed at reducing the radar cross-section (RCS) under the X- and Y-polarizations with incident waves, the characteristics of radiation has been analyzed. The goal is to carry out the Polarization Conversion Meta Material (PCM) implementation and passive cancelation policy. The Low-Noise Amplifier (LNA) supports the use of multi-stable applications being the front end of any micro strip antenna with the need for a multiband receiver is very high in technology development. This LNA design requires the synchronization of a single device frequency of a different device. So researchers work on developing a Wideband Low noise Amplifier (WLNA) with the wideband receiver. An LNA radio receiver from the mainstream is that the subsequent stages of the signal are lossless and the low noise rate has the highest gain. LNA design is an important task for the proper management of trade between all parameters of it, including gain, noise, stability, and power consumption. Advanced Design System (ADS) software is used to design and simulated the proposed micro strip antenna with LNA. The proposed micro strip antenna is to be fabricated using the Fr4 substrate and investigated by simulation and measurements like radiation patterns, S-parameters and return loss by using Advanced Design System software to improve the existing System.