Modular Voltage Sources AMPR
Digitally Controlled Bipolar (Four-Quadrant) Voltage Sources
These DC voltage sources combine several multi-channel modules in a single device. The base unit in a 19" case can be equipped with up to 12 voltage source modules with 4 channels each, i.e. up to 48 channels per device. The modular design allows for adding or replacing components at any time.
The devices provide a continuous bipolar output without polarity switching. They supply precise voltages for various applications like accelerating or deflecting ions. In combination with the switches AMXR, the AMPR system can deliver pulsed voltages for controlling ion storage experiments.
The voltage sources are bipolar (four-quadrant) sources that can source and sink current at any voltage polarity — they can control voltages even on electrodes that collect ion or electron current. The fast transient load response ensures a stable output even with large capacitive loads.
Typical applications:
Voltage sources for ion or electron optics, control of pulsed voltages (in combination with the switches AMXR), voltage sources for QMS or ToF
The devices provide a continuous bipolar output without polarity switching. They supply precise voltages for various applications like accelerating or deflecting ions. In combination with the switches AMXR, the AMPR system can deliver pulsed voltages for controlling ion storage experiments.
The voltage sources are bipolar (four-quadrant) sources that can source and sink current at any voltage polarity — they can control voltages even on electrodes that collect ion or electron current. The fast transient load response ensures a stable output even with large capacitive loads.
Typical applications:
Voltage sources for ion or electron optics, control of pulsed voltages (in combination with the switches AMXR), voltage sources for QMS or ToF