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High Voltage Cassette Power
Supplies
Overview:
(The values in this table are edge-values for
the resp. type range. The adjustment range for the power supplies usually is
beginning from zero.)
All cassettes are all equipped with the analogue programming
as a standard.
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Features:
- Compact size
- Light-weight
- Analog
programming as a standard
- For units from 6.5 kV nominal voltage on, all HV
components are moulded in (removable) silicon
- Short circuit and flashover proof
- Unlimited operation with rated current in a
short-circuit condition
- Unlimited operation with rated power
- Voltage regulation
- Adjustable current limit
- Control mode indicated by LEDs
- Screwdriver adjustment of voltage and current on
the front panel
- Standard analogue programming plus HV ON/OFF input
and monitor outputs
- Measuring terminals for voltage and current on the
front panel
- Suitable for use with capacitive loads
- Suitable for use with photomultipliers
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Function:
In principle, the rectified line voltage drives a square wave
generator of fixed frequency, whose AC voltage is transformed, rectified and
filtered, producing the output voltage. For regulation, the square wave voltage
is pulse width modulated.
Design:
- EURO-cassette design. Width
depending on type.
- 19" frames are available
as an option.
Output:
- Output isolation:
The polarity is positive or negative and has to be indicated with
the order. The "0V" - terminal of the output is
connected to earth but may be disconnected as needed. When disconnected,
the "0V" (earthy) terminal may float with respect to earth
up to ±125 V.
- Output terminals:
Outputs are located on the rear of the units.
For units up to 650 V nominal voltage, the output is on 4 mm safety
connectors.
From 1250 V nominal voltage on, HV-connectors are provided. The mating HV-connectors
are delivered with the unit.
Technical Data:
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Mains connection:
230 V ±10% 47 Hz to 63 Hz
HCE
Data Sheet:
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Features:
- Compact size
- Light-weight
- Analog
programming as a standard
- For units from 6.5 kV nominal voltage on, all HV
components are moulded in (removable) silicon
- Short circuit and flashover proof
- Unlimited operation with rated current in a
short-circuit condition
- Unlimited operation with rated power
- Voltage regulation with current limitation
- Control mode indicated by LEDs
- Voltage setting with 10-turn potentiometers with
precision scale; the adjusting knob can be locked
- Standard analogue programming plus HV ON/OFF input
and monitor outputs
- Measuring terminals for voltage and current on the
front panel
- Suitable for use with capacitive loads
- Suitable for use with photomultipliers
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Function:
In principle, the rectified line voltage drives a square wave
generator of fixed frequency, whose AC voltage is transformed, rectified and
filtered, producing the output voltage. For regulation, the square wave voltage
is pulse width modulated.
Design:
- IMS-cassette design. Width
depending on type.
- Table-top-cases are available
as an option
Output:
- Output isolation:
The polarity is positive or negative and has to be indicated with
the order. The "0V" - terminal of the output is
connected to earth but may be disconnected as needed. When disconnected,
the "0V" (earthy) terminal may float with respect to earth
up to ±300 V.
- Output terminals:
Outputs are located on the rear of the units.
For units up to 650 V nominal voltage, the output is on 4 mm safety
connectors
From 1250 V nominal voltage on, HV-connectors are provided. The mating HV-connectors
are delivered with the unit.
Technical Data:
- Mains connection:
230 V ±10% 47 Hz to 63 Hz
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Ambient temperature: 0°C to +40°C
HCN7E
Data Sheet:
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