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HRL3024S200P

HRL3024S200P

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HIGH VOLTAGE DC/DC CONVERTER, REGULATED, POSITIVE OUTPUT, PROGRAMMABLE, 30 W, 150 MA

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HRL3024S200P

HRL3024S200P

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HIGH VOLTAGE DC/DC CONVERTER, REGULATED, POSITIVE OUTPUT, PROGRAMMABLE, 30 W, 150 MA

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Description

General part information

HRL3024S200P

HRL3024S200P is a HRL30 series, miniature 30W regulated high voltage DC-DC converter. This product line is providing voltages upto 6kV. HRL30 offers both voltage and current mode controls and monitors making the high voltage integration easier. This product deploys a proprietary design which delivers accurate and reliable high voltage at higher efficiency with low EMI. Small size, digital compatible voltage, current monitors, controls, and superior thermal management makes it an ideal product for a wide range of high voltage applications. It is also used in applications such as mass spectrometry, electrophoresis, E-beam/ion beam, electrostatic chuck, capacitor charging, high voltage bias, photo multiplier tube, scanning electron microscopy.

Technical Specifications

Parameters and characteristics for this part

SpecificationHRL3024S200P
ApplicationsITE (Commercial)
Approval AgencyCE, UL, UKCA
Current - Output (Max)150 mA
Efficiency85 %
FeaturesAdjustable Output, Baseplate
Mounting TypeThrough Hole
Number of Outputs1
Operating Temperature (Max)70 °C
Operating Temperature (Min)-40 °C
Package / Case14-DIP Module
Power (Watts)30 W
Size / Dimension Height0.73 in
Size / Dimension Length3 in
Size / Dimension Width2 in
Standard Number62368-1, 60950-1
TypeHigh Voltage - Non-Isolated Module
Voltage - Input (Max)30 V p-p
Voltage - Input (Min)22 V
Voltage - Output 1200 V

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