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The GC15008-150A/TR is a frequency linear tuning varactor from the GC15000 series, manufactured by Microchip Technology. It features a silicon epitaxial mesa design optimized for wideband linear tuning in VCO and filter applications up to Ku band. Key electrical parameters include a breakdown voltage of 22V at 10μA leakage, a capacitance of 2.0pF at -4V bias, and a sensitivity of 0.11. The device offers a typical Q factor of 900 at 4V and 50MHz, with a tuning ratio (CJ0/CJ15) of 13:1. It operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.
Verify component authenticity through authorized Microchip Technology distributors or direct factory channels. Confirm RoHS compliance status and specific package style requirements prior to ordering. Ensure proper ESD handling procedures are followed during storage and assembly due to the sensitivity of the silicon epitaxial mesa structure.
Select this model based on required capacitance at -4V bias and sensitivity coefficient. Evaluate the trade-off between Q factor and capacitance for the target operating frequency. Ensure circuit designs accommodate the 22V breakdown voltage limit. Consider package options such as chip style or surface mount variants depending on integration needs.
This component belongs to the GC15000 series of frequency linear tuning varactors originally developed by Microsemi. The series includes models ranging from GC15001 to GC15013, offering various capacitance values and tuning ratios. These devices are designed for microwave applications requiring stable linear tuning characteristics across wide bandwidths.
Direct substitutes within the same series include GC15007-00 and GC15009-00, which share similar breakdown voltages but differ in capacitance and sensitivity. Verify compatibility with existing circuit constraints before substitution.
The typical Q factor is 900, measured at a reverse bias voltage of 4V and a frequency of 50MHz.
No, the frequency linear characteristics allow for over one octave linear tuning in suitable circuits without the need for external linearization.
The maximum operating temperature is +125°C.