A Highly Linear Broadband CMOS LNA Employing Noise and Distortion Cancellation

By Wei-Hung Chen, Gang Liu, Z. Boos, Ali M. Niknejad. IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, 2007

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Linearization Techniques for CMOS Low Noise Amplifiers: A Tutorial (2011, methodology): “Optimal biasing of [27], [29] or employing complementary DS [28] could further improve the linearity.”
A Low-Power, Linearized, Ultra-Wideband LNA Design Technique (2009, background): “However, most of the linearization methods reported so far target applications that are either narrowband or have operating frequencies below 3 GHz [6], [9]–[17].”
Digitally Enhanced Software-Defined Radio Receiver Robust to Out-of-Band Interference (2009, background): “LNA linearization techniques have been proposed [11], [12] to achieve an IIP3 in excess of dBm but have drawbacks [13]: 1) they often rely on two nonlinearity mechanisms that”
Wideband Common-Gate CMOS LNA Employing Dual Negative Feedback With Simultaneous Noise, Gain, and Bandwidth Optimization (2010, background): “1(a) shows the conventional CG-LNA where the inductor resonates with the parasitic capacitance of the impedance-matching device and the input pad.”
Implications of Passive Mixer Transparency for Impedance Matching and Noise Figure in Passive Mixer-First Receivers (2010, neutral): “We show that both NF and matching can be made competitive with traditional LNA-first receivers, while providing high-Q front end filtering (which is good for linearity: [1], [10]) and extreme frequency 1549-8328/$26.00 © 2010 IEEE tuning range.”