MUMBAI, India, Sept. 14 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621090791 A) filed by Priyanka V. Deshmukh; Shashank Pramod Zade; Dhiraj Pandharinath Tulaskar; Pawan Deorao Kale; Shon Gajanan Nemane; Harshavardhan Balkrushana Patil; Sagar Shyam Tawani; Nikesh Tejram Gadare; and Vishal V. Rathi on July 26, 2026, for Cryogenic Wireless Receiver Front-End Incorporating Optimized Matching Networks And Low-Noise Transistor Operation.
Inventors include Shashank Pramod Zade; Dhiraj Pandharinath Tulaskar; Pawan Deorao Kale; Shon Gajanan Nemane; Harshavardhan Balkrushana Patil; Sagar Shyam Tawani; Nikesh Tejram Gadare; Vishal V. Rathi; and Priyanka V. Deshmukh.
The application for the patent was published on September 11, 2026, under issue no. 37/2026.
Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a cryogenic wireless receiver front-end configured for ultra-low-noise amplification in radio frequency (RF), microwave, and millimeter-wave applications. The receiver front-end comprises a low-noise transistor operated under cryogenic temperature conditions, cryogenically optimized input and output impedance matching networks, a low-temperature bias control circuit, and a stability compensation network configured to reduce equivalent input noise, maintain gain stability, suppress oscillations, and improve receiver sensitivity. In various embodiments, the architecture may further incorporate thermal isolation structures, low-loss passive components, impedance transformation networks, and multi-stage amplification to enhance linearity, dynamic range, and overall system efficiency. The disclosed invention is applicable to satellite communication, radio astronomy, radar, quantum communication, deep-space telemetry, wireless infrastructure, and other high-performance sensing systems requiring ultra-sensitive signal reception.
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