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HPND-4028 - Beam Lead PIN Diodes

This page provides the datasheet information for the HPND-4028, a member of the HPND-4018 Beam Lead PIN Diodes family.

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Description

The HPND-4018, 4028, and 4038 beam lead PIN diodes are designed for low capacitance, low resistance, and fast switching at microwave frequencies.

These characteristics are achieved at low bias levels for minimal power consumption.

Features

  • Low Capacitance 0.025 pF Maximum at 1 MHz Guaranteed Min. /Max.
  • Fast Switching 2.0 nsec.
  • Low Resistance at Low Bias 1.5 Ω at IF = 10 mA (Typical).
  • Rugged Construction Typical 10 Gram Lead Pull.
  • Silicon Nitride Passivation.

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Part number HPND-4028
Manufacturer HP
File Size 62.16 KB
Description Beam Lead PIN Diodes
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Beam Lead PIN Diodes for Phased Arrays and Switches Technical Data HPND-4018 HPND-4028 HPND-4038 Features • Low Capacitance 0.025 pF Maximum at 1 MHz Guaranteed Min./Max. • Fast Switching 2.0 nsec • Low Resistance at Low Bias 1.5 Ω at IF = 10 mA (Typical) • Rugged Construction Typical 10 Gram Lead Pull • Silicon Nitride Passivation Description The HPND-4018, 4028, and 4038 beam lead PIN diodes are designed for low capacitance, low resistance, and fast switching at microwave frequencies. These characteristics are achieved at low bias levels for minimal power consumption. Advanced processing techniques ensure uniform and consistent electrical performance, allowing guaranteed capacitance windows. This translates to improved performance in phased array applications.
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