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UltraVolt’s New Options for High-Voltage Amplifiers

By UltraVolt
Monday, February 06, 2012

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The HVA series has a 25 ppm temperature coefficient and a differential precision of 0 to 10 VDC control input.



UltraVolt (Ronkonkoma, NY) has announced the launch of 2 new options available for its precision high-voltage amplifier, the HVA series. These options include a ripple and noise reducing output filter (-F Option) and a new 15 ppm temperature coefficient (15PPM Option). Features include:  

  • Can both source and sink current.
  • PPM level line & load regulation.
  • Bipolar models available at 0 to 5 kV.
  • Differential precision 0 to 10 VDC control input.
  • Precision voltage and current monitors.
  • Unipolar models available at 0 to 10 kV.
  • 25 ppm temperature coefficient (15 ppm optional).
  • Operates in DC, reversible, and amplifier modes.
  • Fast slew rate (40 V/μs) and high bandwidth.
  • Reduced ripple option available.

For more information visit www.ultravolt.com.

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