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How to Specify an X-Ray HVPS That Holds the Beam Still

Time: Jun 05 2026    Click: 133

Specifying an X-ray high voltage power supply is more than a kV number — define ripple, regulation, stability, arc recovery, operating mode, and filament/mA control to keep the beam steady....(more)

Constant-Current Charging of Capacitor Banks with CC/CV High Voltage Supplies

Time: Jun 05 2026    Click: 51

A practical design guide to constant-current charging of capacitor banks: CC/CV sizing equations, the CC-to-CV transition, stored-energy hazard, and bleeder discharge for safe access....(more)

High-Voltage Power-Supply Spark Protection: Series Resistor & Capacitor Design

Time: Jun 05 2026    Click: 64

How to protect a high voltage power supply from spark and arc loads — three topology modes, the self-firing relaxation-oscillator waveform, arc-starving resistor sizing, and safe-access bleeder design....(more)

Arc Protection and Fast Recovery in X-Ray High Voltage Power Supplies

Time: Jun 04 2026    Click: 87

Application Note Summary This application note explains how to specify arc protection and fast recovery for X-ray high voltage power supplies and other demanding high-voltage systems. It covers arc detection latency, event-energy limiting, controlled voltage recovery, retry logic, fault reporting, and verification methods for real high-voltage loads. The note helps engineers define practical RFQ requirements and select HVPS solutions that can detect arcs quickly, limit damage, recover cleanly, r...(more)

High-Voltage Power-Supply Output Spark Protection

Time: Jun 02 2026    Click: 158

High-Voltage Power-SupplyOutput Spark ProtectionHow to Limit Fault Current When Sparks Are Unwanted,and How to Generate Energetic Sparks Safely When They Are WantedSizing the Series Current-Limiting Resistor and the Parallel Storage CapacitorAnalog Technologies, Inc. | Technical Note ATNHVPS-08 | May 9, 20221. IntroductionHigh-voltage power supplies - those operating at hundreds or thousands of volts - face a problem that low-voltage designers rarely think about: sparking at the output. When the...(more)

Dual mode laser driver

Time: May 07 2026    Click: 510

Laser driver placed in front of the optical emission is designed for biasing and modulating laser, i.e. it converts high speed voltage signal into high speed current signal to modulate laser. In order to meet different design requirements, our company (ATI) has released many kinds of laser drivers, such as ultra-low noise laser driver, high efficiency laser driver, dual mode laser driver and so on. Next, dual mode laser driver will be introduced in details. Figure 1. The photo of LDA1-CP1 LDA1-C...(more)

Theoretical Relationship Between Hot-Side Temperature (Th) and Maximum Temperature Difference (DTmax)

Time: Apr 30 2026    Click: 105

This technical note derives the theoretical relationship between the hot-side temperature (Th) and the maximum achievable temperature difference (DTmax) of thermoelectric cooler modules from first principles. It explains why higher Th produces a larger DTmax, provides the closed-form equation DTmax = Th + 1/Z - sqrt(2Th/Z + 1/Z^2), and includes numerical predictions for Bi2Te3 from -20 C to 120 C....(more)

Driving Ionizing Loads with High Voltage Power Supplies

Time: Apr 03 2026    Click: 149

Driving Ionizing Loads with High Voltage Power Supplies Using a Series Resistor to Limit Peak Current During Arc and Spark Events 1. Introduction High voltage power supplies (HVPS) are used extensively in applications where air ionization is intentional including electrostatic precipitators, corona discharge devices, air ionizers, ozone generators, and plasma systems. In all of these, the load can periodically present a near-short-circuit to the power supply when the surrounding air breaks down...(more)

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