Unless it's cooled in liquid nitrogen, you must be joking.
Just parallel 1056 of those .65nV op-amps seems like a no brainer. The optimum source resistance is rather silly but that's not the point.
If you Google SQUID pico-voltmeter you can find some nice work actual real time DC coupled amplifiers that are 10's of pico-volts noise. No cross-correlation or thousands of averaged FFT's. I was thinking this afternoon of how far you could go with a flux-gate magnetometer at room temperature to do the same thing but it does not look promising.
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Just parallel 1056 of those .65nV op-amps seems like a no brainer.
No brainer indeed. At a total of ~75-100pA/rtHz current noise for the combo, you need about 0.1ohm source resistance to make any sense.
Actually I want to look at a source resistance of between .025 to .1 ohm. Maybe a bit higher or lower.
Don't knock brute force, not smart, but it gets it's way.
Don't knock brute force, not smart, but it gets it's way.
(very droll/drole)
That bad huh?
A term used by the Irish to depict something as dull, boring or generally shite.
Drole as in the French drôle, droll is the limey version.
Indeed a confusing word in Anglo-spheres.
(quantum purifier -> quantum interference device. nanosquids appear very interesting)
Indeed a confusing word in Anglo-spheres.
(quantum purifier -> quantum interference device. nanosquids appear very interesting)
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