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News Release from: Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corp | Subject: V-Pak Series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 08 November 2007
High-voltage modules take ultracompact
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The V-Pak's ultracompact size sets this power supply apart from all other modules in its class, at barely 500g in weight, and with dimensions of 20 x 70 x 70mm.
Available now from Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corp, the V-Pak Series of high-voltage modular power supplies is claimed to break the performance/size barrier, with industry leading performance packaged in the smallest footprint available at the 10kV/10W level The V-Pak achieves ripple as low at 5mV (at 1kV), variable high voltage DC output to 10kV, and excellent stability of better than 0.01%/h throughout the output range
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 11 Aug 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The V-Pak's ultracompact size sets this power supply apart from all other modules in its class, at barely 500g in weight, and with dimensions of 20 x 70 x 70mm.
V-Pak offers an excellent transient response of 0.5% maximum, recovering to 0.1% in less than 100ms, and a very low temperature coefficient of 25ppm/C maximum.
V-Pak also features a differential amplifier input for its voltage programming signal to improve immunity from external system noise, or to address offset issues.
Spellman's proprietary HV technology, coupled with SMT circuitry, results in a compact and lightweight module ideal for photomultiplier tube, ion gun, image intensifier and spectroscopic applications.
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