Skyworks Solutions Inc. SMVA1705-004LF
Part Number:
- SMVA1705-004LF
Manufacturer:
- Skyworks Solutions Inc.
Ventron No:
- 4538836-SMVA1705-004LF
Description:
- DIODE VARACTOR
Datasheet:
- SMVA1705-004LF
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- Factory Lead Time49 Weeks
- MountSurface Mount
- Mounting TypeSurface Mount
- Package / CaseTO-236-3, SC-59, SOT-23-3
- Operating Temperature-55°C~125°C TJ
- PackagingCut Tape (CT)
- Published2014
- Part StatusActive
- Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)1 (Unlimited)
- ECCN CodeEAR99
- Peak Reflow Temperature (Cel)260
- Element ConfigurationCommon Cathode
- Diode Type1 Pair Common Cathode
- Capacitance @ Vr, F6.6pF @ 4V 1MHz
- Voltage - Peak Reverse (Max)12V
- Capacitance Ratio3
- Capacitance Ratio ConditionC1/C4
- Radiation HardeningNo
- RoHS StatusROHS3 Compliant
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SMVA1705-004LF Overview
Its capacitance ratio is 3, meaning that it is capable of storing a charge.In order for the operating temperature to be stable, it should be no different from -55°C~125°C TJ.In addition, the TO-236-3, SC-59, SOT-23-3 package can be used to save space.To obtain accurate results from conversion, the peak reverse voltage must be within 12V.
SMVA1705-004LF Features
a temperature range of -55°C~125°C TJ
SMVA1705-004LF Applications
There are a lot of Skyworks Solutions Inc.
SMVA1705-004LF applications of varactors.
-Low voltage battery portables
-In car radio
-MP3 players
Voltage and Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillators
Mobile Radio and Pagers.
Digital Radio receivers
Mobile radios and Pagers
Cellular telephones
Voltage controlled Crystal Oscillators
Voltage controlled Crystal Oscillators
Its capacitance ratio is 3, meaning that it is capable of storing a charge.In order for the operating temperature to be stable, it should be no different from -55°C~125°C TJ.In addition, the TO-236-3, SC-59, SOT-23-3 package can be used to save space.To obtain accurate results from conversion, the peak reverse voltage must be within 12V.
SMVA1705-004LF Features
a temperature range of -55°C~125°C TJ
SMVA1705-004LF Applications
There are a lot of Skyworks Solutions Inc.
SMVA1705-004LF applications of varactors.
-Low voltage battery portables
-In car radio
-MP3 players
Voltage and Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillators
Mobile Radio and Pagers.
Digital Radio receivers
Mobile radios and Pagers
Cellular telephones
Voltage controlled Crystal Oscillators
Voltage controlled Crystal Oscillators
SMVA1705-004LF More Descriptions
Diode VAR Cap Dual Common Cathode 12V 17.3pF Automotive 3-Pin SOT-23 T/R
Diode, Varactor, Automotive Grade, SOT-23 package
Product Description Demo for Development.
Diode, Varactor, Automotive Grade, SOT-23 package
Product Description Demo for Development.
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