[Datasheets: CPS (up to 30kV / 12W)] (595,4 kB)
CPS
Features:
CPS series in compact box up to 30 kV at max. 20W
CPS series in 3U cassette up to 15 kV at max. 10W
Usable for desktop HV power supplies (THQ series)
Integrable in multichannel HV systems (MMC)
Positive (+) or negative (-) polarity (factory fixed, please specify)
Stable output voltage
Patented resonance mode principle
Low ripple and noise
Very low EMI
HV output with HV cable, 3U cassette with HV connector
Supply connector with D-SUB 9 male, PIN header or H15 connector
Modified versions on request
CPS series in compact box up to 30 kV at max. 20W
CPS series in 3U cassette up to 15 kV at max. 10W
Usable for desktop HV power supplies (THQ series)
Integrable in multichannel HV systems (MMC)
Positive (+) or negative (-) polarity (factory fixed, please specify)
Stable output voltage
Patented resonance mode principle
Low ripple and noise
Very low EMI
HV output with HV cable, 3U cassette with HV connector
Supply connector with D-SUB 9 male, PIN header or H15 connector
Modified versions on request
Description:
The CPS series features HV DC/DC converters in a compact metal housing or in a 3U cassette. The HV output is finished by HV cable or by HV connector in 3U version. Depending on the version the supply and control voltages are connected either via a D-SUB 9 connector, a pin header or an H15 connector. An internal reference voltage can be used to control the output voltage with help of an external potentiometer. Analogue I/O is provided for remote monitoring and control. Hardware limits for current and voltage and an INHIBIT signal protect connected units.
The CPS series features HV DC/DC converters in a compact metal housing or in a 3U cassette. The HV output is finished by HV cable or by HV connector in 3U version. Depending on the version the supply and control voltages are connected either via a D-SUB 9 connector, a pin header or an H15 connector. An internal reference voltage can be used to control the output voltage with help of an external potentiometer. Analogue I/O is provided for remote monitoring and control. Hardware limits for current and voltage and an INHIBIT signal protect connected units.