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Power Supplies feature electrically reversible design.

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December 5, 2007 - Housed in steel case to minimize radiated magnetic field, LS Series provides power outputs up to 1 W and voltages up to 30 kV. Throughout LS family, ripple is below 1 ppm, temperature coefficient is less than 10 ppm/°C, while drift is as low as 50 ppm/hr. All units include differential control input, and are short circuit and flashover proof. Applications include mass spectrometers, electron microscopes, photomultiplier tubes, and microchannel plates.

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Applied Kilovolts Ltd
38-40 Eastbrook Rd
Portslade East Sus, , BN41 1PB
United Kingdom



Reversible HV Power Supplies Offer Unprecedented Stability


Applied Kilovolts' range of extreme precision high voltage power supplies has been expanded with the addition of electrically reversible models. The LS series uses proprietary techniques to minimise component stress and enable unprecedentedly low levels of output ripple, noise and drift.

The new electrically reversible units provide power outputs of up to 1 Watt, and are available in voltages up to 30kV. They are intended for mass spectrometers and similar instruments, where extremely low ripple and high stability are essential for achieving high resolution analysis.

Throughout the LS family, ripple is significantly below 1 part per million (ppm), temperature coefficient is < 10 ppm/deg C, while drift is as low as 50 ppm/hr. This level of performance was previously unobtainable with commercial high voltage power supplies.

The LS series builds on the Low Stress (TM) expertise developed by Applied Kilovolts in its higher power HP range.

All the units include a differential control input, and are short circuit and flashover proof. A steel case ensures a low level of radiated magnetic field.

As well as powering mass spectrometers, Applied Kilovolts' modules are suitable for electron microscopes, photomultiplier tubes, microchannel plates, nuclear instruments and other applications that require a precision high voltage supply. These include low power X-ray machines, which are increasingly used in the monitoring of fill levels in food packaging lines, as well as in medical diagnostics.

West Sussex based Applied Kilovolts is the leading supplier of high stability, precision, high voltage power supply modules for the scientific instrument market in the UK, Europe and USA. Its recent acquisition of West Midlands based Brandenburg has further strengthened its product range and expertise in this field.
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Kevin Wheelhouse
Applied Kilovolts Ltd
Woods Way, Goring by Sea, West Sussex, BN12 4QY, UK
Tel: +44 (0) 1903 708850
Fax: +44 (0) 1903 708851
Email: sales@appliedkilovolts.com
Web: www.appliedkilovolts.com

North American Sales Office
3 Dodworth Ct., Suite 303, Timonium, MD 21093, USA nasales@appliedkilovolts.com
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