iseg VHQ 202M, VHQ 203M, VHQ 204L, VHQ 205L Operator's Manual

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iseg Spezialelektronik GmbH Email: sales@iseg-hv.de Phone ++ 49 351 / 26 996 - 0 Bautzner Landstr. 23 http://www.iseg-hv.com Fax ++ 49 351 / 26 996 - 21 D - 01454 Radeberg / Rossendorf Germany
Operators Manual
Contents:
1. General information
2. Technical Data
3. VHQ Description
4. Front panel
5. Handling
6. VME Interface
7. Program example
Appendix A: Block diagram
Appendix B: Rotary switch locations
Attention!
-It is not allowed to use the unit if the covers have been removed.
-We decline all responsibility for damages and injuries caused by an improper use of the module. It is highly recommended to read the operators manual before any kind of operation.
Note
The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. We take no responsibility whatsoever for any error in the document. We reserve the right to make changes in the product design without reservation and without notification to the users.
Filename VHQx0x.___; version 3.00 as of 24.09.2004
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1. General information
The VHQ´s are two channel high voltage supplies in 6U VME format, 164 mm deep, double width. The units offers manual control and operation via VME bus. The use of the VME interface supports more then the manual control functionality. The high voltage supplies special provide high precision output voltage together with very low ripple and noise, even under full load. Separate 10%-steps hardware switches put voltage and current limits. An INHIBIT input protects connected sensitive devices. Additionally, the maximal output current per channel is programmable via the interface. The high voltage outputs protected against overload and short circuit. The output polarity can be switched over. The HV-GND is connected to the chassis and the powering GND.
2. Technical data:
VHQ two channel 202 M 203 M 204 L 205 L
Output voltage V
O
0 ... 2 kV 0 ... 3 kV 0 ... 4 kV 0 ... 5 kV
Output current per channel I
O
0 ... 3 mA 0 ... 2 mA 0 ... 1 mA 0 ... 1 mA
with option M - h
0 ... 6 mA 0 ... 4 mA 0 ... 3 mA 0 ... 2 mA
with option _104
100 µA 100 µA 100 µA 100 µA
Ripple typ. < 0,5 mV
P-P
< 0,5 mV
P-P
< 1 mV
P-P
< 2 mV
P-P
max. 2 mV
P-P
2 mV
P-P
2 mV
P-P
5 mV
P-P
Stability
V
O
<5 ∗ 10
-5
(idle to max. load)
V
O
/V
INPUT
<5 ∗ 10
-5
Temperature coefficient
<5 ∗ 10
-5
/K LCD Display 4 digits with sign, switch controlled voltage display in [V] / current display in [µA] Resolution of measurement
Current: 1 µA, with option _104: 100 nA Voltage: 1 V
Accuracy current measurement
±(0,05% I
O
+ 0,02% I
O max
+ 1 digit) (for one year)
Accuracy voltage measurement
±(0,05% V
O
+ 0,02% V
O max
+ 1 digit) (for one year) Voltage CONTROL switch in upper position: 10 - turn potentiometer control lower position (DAC): control via interface Rate of change of hardware ramp 500 V/s (on HV-ON/ -OFF) output voltage software ramp: 2 . . . 255 V/s Protection - separate current and voltage limit
(hardware, rotary switch in 10%-steps)
- INHIBIT (ext. signal TTL-level,
Low = active ⇒ V
OUT
=0)
- programmable current limit (software)
Current trip reaction time < 60 ms
Power requirements V
INPUT
± 12 V ( < 850 mA, with option M - h < 1,6 A) + 5 V ( < 300 mA) Packing VME #2 / 6U / 164 mm deep Connector 96-pin VME connector according to DIN 41612 HV connector SHV-Connector at the front panel INHIBIT connector 1-pin Lemo-hub Operating temperature 0 ... +50 °C Storage temperature -20 ... +60 °C
VHQ 205L
2 x 5 kV / 1 mA
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3. VHQ Description
The function is described at a block diagram of the VHQ. This can be found in Appendix A.
High voltage supply
A patented high efficiency resonance converter circuit, which provides a low harmonic sine voltage on the HV­transformer, is used to generate the high voltage. The high voltage is rectified using a high speed HV-rectifier, and the polarity is selected via a high-voltage switch. A consecutive active HV-filter damps the residual ripple and ensures low ripple and noise values as well as the stability of the output voltage. A precision voltage divider is integrated into the HV-filter to provide the set value of the output voltage, an additional voltage divider supplies the measuring signal for the maximum voltage control. A precision measuring and AGC amplifier compares the actual output voltage with the set value given by the DAC (computer control) or the potentiometer (manual control). Signals for the control of the resonance converter and the stabilizer circuit are derived from the result of the comparison. The two-stage layout of the control circuit results in an output voltage, stabilized with very high precision to the set point. Separate security circuits prevent exceeding the front-panel switch settings for the current I
max
and voltage V
max
limits. A monitoring circuit prevents malfunction caused by low supply voltage. The internal error detection logic evaluates the corresponding error signals and the external INHIBIT signal. It allows the detection of short overcurrent due to single flashovers in addition.
Digital control unit
A micro controller handles the internal control, evaluation and calibration functions of both channels. The actual voltages and currents are read cyclically by an ADC with connected multiplexer and processed for display on the 4 digit LCD display. The current and voltage hardware limits are retrieved cyclically several times per second. The reference voltage source provides a precise voltage reference for the ADC and generation of the control signals in the manual operation mode of the unit. The set values for the corresponding channels are generated by a 16-Bit DAC in computer controlled mode.
Filter
A special property of the unit is a tuned filtering concept, which prevents radiation of electromagnetic interference into the unit, as well as the emittance of interference by the module. A filtering network is located next to the connectors for the supply voltage and the converter circuits of the individual devices are also protected by filters. The high-voltage filters are housed in individual metal enclosures to shield even minimum interference radiation.
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4. Front panel
[1] 4 digit LCD display [2] Channel switch [3] Measuring switch [4] Rotary switch Voltage limit [5] Rotary switch Current limit [6] Error indicator [7] 10 - turn potentiometer [8] HV-ON switch [9] CONTROL switch [10] KILL switch [11] INHIBIT input [12] HV-ON indicator [13] HV-output [14] Polarity indicator
5. Handling
The state of readiness of the unit is produced at the VME connector on the flipside. The Output polarity is selectable with help of a rotary switch on the cover side (see appendix B). The chosen
polarity is displayed by a LED on the front panel [14] and a sign on the LCD display [1].
Attention!
It is not allowed to change the polarity under power! An undefined switch setting (not at one of the end positions) will cause no output voltage. High voltage output is switched on with HV-ON switch [8] at the front panel. The viability is signaled by the
yellow LED [12].
Attention!
If the CONTROL switch [9] is in upper position (manual control), high voltage is generated
at HV-output [13] on the front panel with a ramp speed from 500 V/s (hardware ramp) to
the set voltage chosen via 10-turn potentiometer [7].
This is also the case, if VME control is switched over to manual control while operating. If the CONTROL switch [9] is in lower position (DAC), high voltage will be activated only after receiving
corresponding VME commands.
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