High Voltage DC Power Supplies
A high-voltage power supply is a system used to convert a low input voltage to a higher voltage output. Typical output voltages for high voltage power supplies are greater than 1500 V, up to 150 kV (150000 V). In general, a high-voltage power supply refers to a device that outputs a DC (direct current) high voltage.
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ATEC offers affordable high voltage DC power supply rental rates for products from leading manufacturers like Keithley and Hipotronics. Reach out to us today for the perfect rental to meet your needs.
High Voltage DC Power Supply Applications
High voltage testing is required in a number of industries and scenarios, including:- X-ray generation (like those used in hospitals)
- Insulation testing
- Capacitor charging
- Semiconductor manufacturing equipment
Choosing a High-Voltage Power Supply
Each of the following features can be classified into a different type of supply.
Output type
The type of polarity is key, so be sure to match the test requirements.- Positive polarity output
- Negative polarity output
- Positive/negative switchable output
- Bipolar output
- Pulse output
Input power
Benchtop and rack mount supplies tend to be AC, while modules are usually DC input.- DC input (DC-HVDC)
- AC input (AC-HVDC)
Control method
- Proportional (high output voltage proportional to input voltage)
- Analog control (manually setting the input voltage)
- Digital control (for long-distance control)
Installation method
- Printed circuit board (PCB) mount
- Chassis mount
- Benchtop
- Rack mount