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I came across this link: https://www.avx.com/docs/techinfo/mlc-tant.pdf ...
which points out that Y5V dielectric capacitors chance their effective capacitance across about a 5:1 range depending on the DC basis. Has anyone used this "feature" to obtain tuning in a radio? Similar to using a varactor diode's capacitance for the same effect? I'm thinking that it might not work as well as a varactor diode (especially given Y5V's very significant temperature dependence), but it still seems like it could be a novel idea for a low parts count receiver that didn't need particularly stable tuning. ---Joel Kolstad |
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