Abstract
The need for amplifiers with low noise and high gain in the ultra high frequency band led to the use of semiconductors in parametric amplifiers. Because such amplifiers are reciprocal devices, they must be used with isolators. This paper describes a new method of using available high-frequency transistors to achieve high conversion gain with extremely low noise figures in a small and simple non-reciprocal u.h.f. amplifier which avoids the expense of “varactor” diodes and isolators.
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