I am seeing a lot of unsupported "theories" about what should be done to make devices with low 1/f noise. It might be instructive for everyone
to read Marv Keshner's PhD dissertation (Stanford) discussing 1/f noise.
He looks at all kinds of theories and shows that there is no valid cookbook for how to make low 1/f noise devices. It's the classic
non reproducible process.  I remember an FCS
talk many years ago that NIST guru Fred Walls gave with some theory
on how to get low 1/f noise.  Unlike his other papers which were
well received (and rightly so), this one was rapidly debunked.
I felt bad for Fred, getting out too far over his skiis.

Rick N6RK
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