The phrase "amplifier at the" is not a complete expression in English, but it is grammatically correct and can be used in written English when referring to a specific location or context involving an amplifier.
You can use it when discussing audio equipment, electronics, or any context where an amplifier is relevant and you want to specify a location or situation.
Example: "The sound quality improved significantly after we placed the amplifier at the back of the room."
Alternatives: "amplifier located at" or "amplifier positioned at".
The results show that the system with optical amplifier at the transmitter have the optimum performance, and then the system with optical amplifier at the both ends with the same total gain, it is worst for the system with optical amplifier at the receiver.
The required optical tap power is analyzed for different transmission bit rates of the payload data for various receiver architecture scenarios without an optical amplifier at the receiver.
These parameters are typically measured on the device when it is operating as a matched amplifier at the desired DC supply voltage and RF power output level.
The developed ASIC has the ability to read out 32-channel APD signals using 0.35 μm CMOS technology, and an analog amplifier at the input stage is designed to suppress the capacitive noise primarily arising from the large detector capacitance of the APDs.
The group, called the ISEE-3 Reboot Project, is installing a radio amplifier at the Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico.
For instance, BPSK with RRC pulse and MSK p = 0 have comparable error-bandwidth performance, but MSK possess constant envelope (which allows more efficient power amplifier) at the price of more complex decoding processing (includes e.g. Viterbi algorithm).
The amplifiers at the time veered more towards jazz or country and western... the guitarists wanted something thicker.
For the devoted fan, watching Low rock out must be like watching Bob Dylan switch on the amplifiers at the Manchester Free Trade Hall.
The inner strips have an offset of half a pitch with respect to the outer strips and are connected to the pre-amplifiers at the edge via routing lines in between the outer strips.
Whereas, the forward- and backward-pumped single-pass amplifiers (at the same wavelength) achieved a maximum low-signal gain of 20.0 and 22.2 dB and a corresponding noise figure of 4.6 and 10.3 dB, respectively.
The model takes into the account the different modulation schemes employed at the OLT and the ONU using a Mach Zehnder Modulator (MZM), the optical launch power and the bit-rates of the downstream and upstream signals, the gain of the amplifiers at the OLT and the ONU, the RB-RE noise, chromatic dispersion of the single mode fiber and optical filter responses.
