Hi,
Passive filters for high voltage power supplies are often used. I am now looking for possibilities of using active filters in high voltage power supplies to see the limit of noise reduction.
Assuming that HV supply can deliver only 10uA to 100uA current into load. I am also assuming that HV supply has typically 1kV to 100kV operating range. Switching noise greater than 5kHz and below 20MHz is 100mV peak to peak (assumed) and 1mV RMS, can we reduce it by a factor of 100 or what is the limit?
I will like to give suggested ideas for trial testing by engineering students, hence, both active and passive model and their combinations can be tried and results can be discussed.
I have few HV Supplies from Matsusada Precision Inc. Japan and Ultravolt USA in the range of 1kV to 30kV and these can be used for trial. I have several models with different noise levels.
If this area is of interest to you then join the discussion.
__________________
Prof. (Dr.) Shyam, Managing Director for Sensors Technology Pvt. Ltd. Gwalior, MP474020, India. www.sensorstechnology.com/
|