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Looking for fast, "noiseless" JFETs

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tiki

tiki

Electrical
Dec 9, 2001
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DE
Hi,
to build up special laboratory equipment, I'm looking for fast (>100MHz) JFETs with very low noise (<2nV/sqrtHz) and low input capacitance (<10pF). I looked at Motorola (ONsemi), Interfet, Vishay (Siliconix). Their JFETs have either low input capacitance (3pF or less) with &quot;big&quot; noise (6nV/sqrtHz) or low noise with higher input capacitances (<2nV/sqrtHz at >20-30pF).
Is such a combination possible?
SMD would be nice.
Thank You
 
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