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The MA2SV0200L is a silicon epitaxial planar variable capacitance diode designed for Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) applications. It features good linearity and a large capacitance ratio in the C_D versus V_R relationship, alongside small series resistance. The device operates within a reverse voltage rating of 6V and a junction temperature up to 150°C. Key electrical characteristics include a typical diode capacitance of 20.0 pF at 1V reverse bias and 9.0 pF at 4V reverse bias, both measured at 1 MHz. The capacitance ratio typically ranges from 2.1 to 2.6. Series resistance is specified as 0.3 Ω at 470 MHz under 4V reverse bias.
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Select this component when designing circuits requiring precise capacitance tuning with minimal series resistance at RF frequencies. Verify that the operating environment remains within the -55°C to +150°C storage range and that reverse voltages do not exceed the 6V absolute maximum rating. Consider the SC-79 footprint compatibility during PCB layout.
This part belongs to the MA2SV02 series of silicon epitaxial planar variable capacitance diodes manufactured by Panasonic Electronic Components. It is specifically engineered for general-purpose electronic equipment and communications gear, offering a compact surface-mount solution for frequency control applications.
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The typical capacitance ratio (C_D(1V) / C_D(4V)) ranges from 2.1 to 2.6.
The absolute maximum reverse voltage rating is 6V.
The series resistance is measured at a frequency of 470 MHz.