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The variations of noise factor with source resistance, for metal-oxide-semiconductor transistors (m.o.s.t.s) in the common-gate and the common-source connections, show a minimum. A theoretical explanation is derived in terms of equivalent noise generators, and compared with measurements on these devices. It is thereby shown that common-gate operation has advantages when low noise is required.
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