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MTV4030-02 - Varactor Diodes

Download the MTV4030-02 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the MTV4030-01 variant, as both devices belong to the same varactor diodes family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Description

The Aeroflex / Metelics MTV4030 Series Tuning Varactors are silicon abrupt junction devices.

They offer the highest Q and lowest resistance available in 30 volt tuning devices.

Features

  • Low Series Resistance.
  • High Q.
  • Extensive Selection of Capacitance Values Maximum Ratings Rating Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Device Dissipation ESD & MSL Ratings Limits Units -55 to +150 °C -65 to +200 °C 250 mW Class 0 (Human Body Model) & MSL1.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (MTV4030-01-Aeroflex.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number MTV4030-02
Manufacturer Aeroflex
File Size 147.42 KB
Description Varactor Diodes
Datasheet download datasheet MTV4030-02 Datasheet

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Varactor Diodes MTV4030 Series Chip H20 CS37 CS75 CS85 DESCRIPTION The Aeroflex / Metelics MTV4030 Series Tuning Varactors are silicon abrupt junction devices. They offer the highest Q and lowest resistance available in 30 volt tuning devices. A unique silicon passivation process assures greater stability, reliability, and low leakage currents at higher temperatures. Features • Low Series Resistance • High Q • Extensive Selection of Capacitance Values Maximum Ratings Rating Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Device Dissipation ESD & MSL Ratings Limits Units -55 to +150 °C -65 to +200 °C 250 mW Class 0 (Human Body Model) & MSL1 Applications The MTV4030 Series Tuning Varactors are used for both narrow and wide band tuning through X-band.
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