MACOM 35V Diode and Rectifier MA4L022-134

RF DIODE PIN 35V CHIP Product overview: MA4L022-134 from MACOM Technology Solutions is a Diode and Rectifier for rectification, reverse-polarity protection, signal routing, surge suppression, and electronic circuit reliability. It is useful for engineers and buyers comparing datasheets, replacement parts, BOM lines, package options, lifecycle status, and procurement availability. Key searchable attributes include 35V. Search-friendly keywords include diode, rectifier, Schottky, switching diode, 35V, Diode and Rectifier, RF Diodes. This listing supports clearer product discovery for industrial, commercial, repair, automation, power, sensing, and embedded system projects. Product number 284-MA4L022-134 can be used for catalog matching and distributor lookup.

Manufacturer: M/A-Com Technology Solutions
Win Source Part Number: 1211436-MA4L022-134
Packaging: Bulk
Current - Max: 100mA
Diode Type: PIN - Single
Categories: Discrete Semiconductor Products
Supplier Device Package: Chip
Temperature Range - Operating: -55°C ~ 125°C
Manufacturer Homepage: www.macom.com
Manufacturer Package: Die
Voltage - Peak Reverse (Maximum): 35V
Popularity: Medium
Fake Threat In the Open Market: 31 pct.
Supply and Demand Status: Balance
Manufacturer Pack Quantity: 100
MSL Level: 1 (Unlimited)
Capacitance at Vr, F: 0.19pF at 0V, 1MHz
Resistance at If, F: 2Ohm at 10mA, 500MHz

RF Diode PIN - Single 35V 100mA Chip

Single Diode Configuration: MACOM produces a series of silicon PIN limiter diodes with small and medium I-region lengths which are specifically designed for high signal applications. The devices are designed to provide low insertion loss, at zero bias, as well as low flat leakage power with fast signal response/recovery times. Parts are available as discrete die or assembled into a variety of surface mount or cylindrical coax ceramic packages. The MA4L Series of PIN limiter diodes are designed for use in passive limiter control circuits to protect sensitive receiver components such as low noise amplifiers (LNA), detectors, and mixers covering the 10 MHz to 18 GHz frequency range.