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The MA27V04 is a silicon epitaxial planar variable capacitance diode designed for voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) applications. It features a reverse voltage rating of 6 V and a junction temperature limit of 125 °C. Electrical characteristics at 25 °C include a typical diode capacitance of 11.1 pF at 1 V reverse bias and 6.4 pF at 3 V reverse bias, measured at 1 MHz. The series resistance is typically 0.35 Ω at 3 V and 470 MHz. The component utilizes an SSS-Mini type package with dimensions of approximately 1.40 mm in length and 0.60 mm in width.
Verify current lifecycle status through official Panasonic channels before procurement. The datasheet indicates maintenance or discontinuation stages may apply. Confirm RoHS compliance documentation and latest product standards directly with the manufacturer to ensure availability and specification accuracy for your specific design requirements.
Select this component for designs requiring a compact surface-mount varactor with defined capacitance ratios. Ensure operating voltages remain within the 6 V reverse voltage limit and junction temperatures do not exceed 125 °C. Verify that the SSS-Mini package footprint aligns with your PCB layout constraints and automated assembly capabilities.
The MA27V04 belongs to Panasonic's lineup of silicon epitaxial planar variable capacitance diodes. It is part of the MA27V series, which includes variants like the MA27V0700L and MA27V2200L. These components are engineered for RF tuning applications where stable capacitance variation under changing reverse bias is critical.
Consult official Panasonic documentation for confirmed substitute part numbers. Cross-referencing with other manufacturers requires careful verification of pinout compatibility, electrical parameters, and package dimensions to ensure functional equivalence in existing designs.
The absolute maximum reverse voltage rating is 6 V.
The capacitance decreases as reverse voltage increases, dropping from a typical 11.1 pF at 1 V to 6.4 pF at 3 V, measured at 1 MHz.
The typical series resistance is 0.35 Ω when measured at a reverse voltage of 3 V and a frequency of 470 MHz.