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Testermeter-TMX6112 high voltage power supply
TMX6112 is a well-regulated high performance DC-DC converter featuring a “hot switchable” polarity reversal capability. A HV inhibit feature, along with voltage and current monitors are provided. Easily customized to meet OEM requirements, the TMX6112 can be provided with current control, improved ripple performance and higher voltage and current capabilities. Typical Application：Mass Spectrometry,Capillary Electrophoresis,Electrostatic Printing |
FEATURES
· Hot Switchable Polarity Reversible Via a Logic Signal · Well Regulated Low Ripple · Polarity Reversal Within 500ms · Voltage and Current Monitor Outputs · Remote HV Inhibit · Flying High Voltage Output Cable · Current Control Option |
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage +24Vdc，±1.2 V. Input Current <500mA continuous <1.2A during reversing Output Voltage ±500Vdc to ±20kV. Output Current 0 to 100μA max. Polarity Remotely reversible via logic signal, 500ms to settle to ±2%, 1 Hz maximum switch rate. Voltage Regulation Load 0.02% of maximum output voltage for a no load to full load change. Line 0.01% of maximum output voltage for a 1 volt input line change. Current Regulation (VCC Option) Load 0.1% of maximum rated current for a 0 to 100% voltage change. Line 0.01% of maximum rated current for a 1 volt input line change. Voltage/Current Programming Voltage/Current Monitor 0 to 10 volts corresponds to 0 to 100% of rated output voltage/current. Programming and Monitor Accuracy ±2% Voltage Programming/Monitor ±5% Current Programming/Monitor. Ripple ≤25ppm. Stability 0.05% every 8 hours after 0.5 hour warmup. Temperature Coefficient ≤100ppm per degree C Environmental Operating 0˚C to 40˚C Storage -40˚C to 85˚C Humidity 10% to 90%, non-condensing. Cooling Convection Cooling. Dimensions H52mm X W168mm X D165mm。 Weight Approximately 2.5 kg。 Interface/Power Connector 9 pin male D connector. HV Cable non-detachable, with shield, 1m. |
