Trek 20/20C High Voltage Amplifier
Advanced Energy’s Trek 20/20C high voltage amplifier offers extensive bandwidth and low-noise operation. It’s solid-state design and high slew rate make it optimal for industrial and research applications.
• Output Voltage: 0 to ±20 kV DC or Peak AC
• Output Current: 0 to ±20 mA DC Peak AC
• Slew Rate: Greater than 450 V/µs
• Large Signal Bandwidth: DC to greater than 7.5 kHz (-3dB)
• Gain: 2000 V/V fixed
Meet the demands of highly capacitive or reactive loads. The DC-stable Trek® 20/20C high-voltage power amplifier has a four-quadrant, active output stage that is essential to achieve accurate output responses and high slew rates. It sinks or sources the current into reactive or resistive loads throughout the output voltage range.
The Trek 20/20C is used in numerous industrial and research applications such as material characterization, ferroelectrics, and atmospheric plasma.
Advanced Energy’s Trek 20/20C-HS high voltage amplifier offers three times more peak current, a higher slew rate, and even more bandwidth.
Benefits
- Drive capacitive loads via a four-quadrant output
- Enable high accuracy thanks to a closed-loop system
- Safeguard equipment with short-circuit protection
- Benefit from maintenance-free operation and solid-state design
- Take advantage of low-output noise and ultra-accurate outputs
Dimensions: 279 mm H x 482 mm W 654 mm D (11” H x 19” W x 25.75” D)
Weight: 24.9 kg (55 lb)
HV Connector: Caton High Voltage Connector
BNC Connectors: Amplifier Input, Voltage Monitor, Current Monitor, Remote High Voltage ON/OFF, Out of Regulation Status, Fault/Trip Status
Temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Relative Humidity: To 85%, noncondensing
Altitude: To 2000 meters (6561.68 ft.)
- Dynamic adjustment optimizes the AC response for various load parameters
- NIST-traceable calibration certificate provided with each unit
- DC-stable for programmable supply applications
- Local and remote high voltage ON/OFF capabilities
- Switch selectable for current limit or trip
- Electrostatic deflection
- Electrophoresis
- Electrorheological fluids
- Electro-optic modulation
- Material poling
- AC or DC biasing
- Ion beam steering
- Particle accelerators
- Mass spectrometers
- Material characterization
- Ferroelectrics
- Atmospheric plasma
- Dielectric barrier discharge
