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The MA27V0300L is a silicon epitaxial planar variable capacitance diode designed for voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) applications. It features a maximum reverse voltage of 6 V and operates within a junction temperature range up to 125 °C. The device exhibits a typical diode capacitance of 5.80 pF at 1 V and 2.58 pF at 4 V, measured at 1 MHz. The capacitance ratio between these voltages is typically 2.6. Series resistance is specified as 0.3 Ω at 4 V and 470 MHz. Reverse current is limited to 10 nA at 5 V. The component utilizes the SSSMini2-F1 surface mount package.
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Select this component when designing circuits requiring a compact variable capacitance solution with low series resistance. The SSSMini2-F1 package is appropriate for applications prioritizing board space reduction. Verify that the 6 V reverse voltage rating aligns with the circuit's operating conditions. Consider the typical capacitance values at 1 V and 4 V for tuning range calculations.
The MA27V0300L belongs to the MA27V03 series of silicon epitaxial planar variable capacitance diodes manufactured by Panasonic Industry. This series is specifically engineered for high-frequency applications such as VCOs. The marking symbol on the device body is '3'. The component is part of Panasonic's broader portfolio of semiconductor devices intended for standard electronic applications.
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The marking symbol on the device is '3'.
The typical series resistance is 0.3 Ω when measured at 4 V and 470 MHz.
The capacitance varies slightly with ambient temperature, with a normalized capacitance ratio ranging approximately from 0.984 to 1.032 across temperatures from -40°C to 120°C.