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MA44663B - Step Recovery Diodes

Description

The MA44600 series of Step Recovery diodes is designed for use in low and moderate power multipliers with output frequencies of up to 20 GHz.

These Step Recovery diodes generate harmonics by storing a charge as the diode is driven to forward conductance by the positive voltage of the input signal.

Features

  • q q q MA43000, MA44600, MA44700 Series V3.00 q Low Transition Times Tight Capacitance Ranges High Voltage and Low Thermal Resistance for Higher Input Power Surface Mount Package Available (SOT-23).

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Step Recovery Diodes Features q q q MA43000, MA44600, MA44700 Series V3.00 q Low Transition Times Tight Capacitance Ranges High Voltage and Low Thermal Resistance for Higher Input Power Surface Mount Package Available (SOT-23) Description The MA44600 series of Step Recovery diodes is designed for use in low and moderate power multipliers with output frequencies of up to 20 GHz. These Step Recovery diodes generate harmonics by storing a charge as the diode is driven to forward conductance by the positive voltage of the input signal. When the signal reverses polarity, this charge is extracted. The Step Recovery diode will appear as a low impedance current source until all the charge is extracted, then it will “snap” to a higher impedance.
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