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The MAVR-045446-0287AT is a silicon abrupt tuning varactor diode from the MAVR-0454xx series, designed for general-purpose tuning in HF to UHF frequency bands. It features a single configuration housed in an SOT-23 surface mount package with parasitics of 0.12 pF capacitance and 1.3 nH inductance. Electrical specifications at +25°C include a minimum breakdown voltage of 30 V at 10 mA reverse current and a maximum reverse leakage current of 100 nA at 24 V. The device exhibits a nominal total capacitance of 33 pF (range 29.7–36.3 pF), a typical capacitance ratio of 4.7, and a minimum Q factor of 750 measured at 4 V and 1 MHz.
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Select this component when consistent performance across production lots is required for HF through UHF applications. Ensure the design accommodates the specified absolute maximum ratings, particularly the 30 V reverse voltage limit and thermal constraints during reflow soldering.
This part belongs to the MAVR-0454xx Series of silicon abrupt tuning varactors. The series provides cost-effective surface mount solutions available in SOT-23 and SOT-323 packages, offering various capacitance values tailored for different tuning requirements within the same manufacturing platform.
Other parts in the MAVR-0454xx series, such as the MAVR-045441-0287AT or MAVR-045448-0287AT, share identical package dimensions and mounting parameters but differ in capacitance values and Q factors.
The minimum Q factor of 750 is specified at a reverse voltage of 4 V and a frequency of 1 MHz.
The device supports an operating temperature range from -55°C to +125°C.
It utilizes an SPC (Statistical Process Control) process combined with UHCVD/ion-implanted silicon technology to ensure superior consistency in capacitance and quality factor variations.