MADP-030015-13140G
Surmount PIN Diode
This device is a silicon, glass PIN diode surmount chip fabricated with MACOM’s patented HMIC™ process. This device features two silicon pedestals embedded in a low loss, low dispersion glass. The diode is formed on the top of one pedestal and connections to the backside of the device are facilitated by making the pedestal sidewalls electrically conductive. Selective backside metallization is applied producing a surface mount device. This vertical topology provides for exceptional heat transfer. The topside is fully encapsulated with silicon nitride and has an additional polymer layer for scratch and impact protection. These protective coatings prevent damage to the junction and the anode air-bridge during handling and assembly. These packageless devices are suitable for usage in moderate incident power, = 50dBm/C.W. or where the peak power is = 75dBm, pulse width is = 1µS, and duty cycle is = 0.01%. Their low parasitic inductance, 0.4 nH, and excellent RC constant, make these devices a superior choice for higher frequency switch elements when compared to their plastic package counterparts.
Product Specifications
- Part Number
- MADP-030015-13140G
- Description
- Surmount PIN Diode
- Breakdown Voltage, Minimum(V)
- 115
- Resistance(Ohm)
- 0.50
- Total Capacitance(pF)
- 0.780
- Lifetime(ns)
- 1600
- CW Power Dissipation(W)
- 11.5
- Min Frequency(MHz)
- 1
- Max Frequency(MHz)
- 6000
Features
- 0603 Outline
- High Average and Peak Power Handling
- Low Parasitic Capacitance and Inductance
- Polymer Scratch Protection
- Silicon Nitride Passivation
- No Wirebonds Required
- 15µm I-Region Length Devices
- Surface Mount
Technical Resources
Datasheet
Model Data (Sparameters)
Application Notes
- S-Parameter S2P File Format Guide
- Known Good Die Delivery Specification
- Bonding, Handling, and Mounting Procedures for Chip Diode Devices
- Design with PIN Diodes
- Establishing the Minimum Reverse Bias for a PIN Diode in a High-Power Switch
- Using the DR65-0109 (DR65-0003 replacement part) to Drive SPDT PIN Switches