
The high-voltage pulse generators of the RUP1-2 and RUP4-5 series were designed for negative pulses based on electron tubes. The tetrode is connected in parallel to the load, with a cathode-potential close to ground. The output is capacively coupled and principally potential free. A great advantage of tube topology is, that they are inherent current-limited and insensitive to short-term overloads. However, tube topology also has disadvantages. Thus, the devices are not scalable, the selection of suitable tetrodes was / is limited. During operation, x-ray radiation is generated, which must be shielded with lead. In addition an approval is neccessary.
RUP1 Tetrode TH5188
Umax up to 100kV; Imax up to 10A; PAverage up to 1.5kW
RUP2 Tetrode 4PR250C
Umax up to 50kV; Imax up to 4A; PAverage up to 1kW
RUP4 Tube 8960
Umax up to 45kV; Imax up to 32A; PAverage up to 8kW
RUP5 Tube Y546
Umax up to 60kV Imax up to 10A; PAverage up to 10kW
The GBS Elektronik GmbH has discontinued the production of pulse generators based on electron tubes. In special cases, the advantages of tube technology can not be replaced 100% by other technologies.Therefore, a project is conceivable upon justified request.
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