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The MA46471-134 is a Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) hyperabrupt junction varactor diode from the MA464xx series, designed for VHF through Ka band applications. It features a constant gamma value of 1.25, enabling more linear voltage-controlled oscillator frequency tuning compared to conventional hyperabrupt varactors. The device offers high quality factors up to 4000 at -4 Volts and nearly constant modulation sensitivity. Electrical specifications include a total capacitance of 0.7 pF ±10% at VR = 4 V and f = 1 MHz, with a minimum Q of 4000 at 50 MHz. Breakdown voltage is 22 V min, and reverse leakage current is 100 nA max at 18 V.
Verify component authenticity by cross-referencing the MACOM datasheet DC-0007686 Rev. V10. Confirm package style matches requirements, as parasitic capacitance affects total capacitance values. Ensure operating conditions remain within absolute maximum ratings to prevent permanent damage. Check for lead-free equivalents if specific thermal processing constraints apply.
Select based on required gamma value; this model provides 1.25 for balanced linearity. Consider total capacitance tolerance of ±10% and matching availability. Evaluate package parasitics, as Cp and Ls vary by case style and impact performance curves. Verify breakdown voltage and reverse leakage limits against circuit biasing requirements.
Part of the MA464xx series offering constant gamma values of 1.0, 1.25, and 1.5. The 1.25 gamma group includes MA4647x and MA4648x series parts. Available in ceramic packages and chip form. Designed for high-performance RF tuning where linearity and Q factor are critical.
Other MA4647x series parts share similar characteristics but differ in capacitance values. MA46470 has 0.5 pF, while MA46472 has 1.0 pF. Gamma remains 1.25 across the series. Package selection influences electrical performance due to varying parasitic elements.
The MA46471 belongs to the MA4647x series, which features a constant gamma value of 1.25.
Package parasitic capacitance (Cp) causes the total capacitance versus bias voltage curve to deviate slightly from the unpackaged chip curve. Values listed are typically for Case Style 30 unless specified otherwise.
The minimum breakdown voltage is 22 V, measured at a reverse current of 10 µA.