Industrial Electronics

Spellman introduces new EBM-TEGR, rack mountable triode high voltage power supply for thermionic SEM

15 February 2023

Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corp., a leading high voltage power supply, X-ray generator and Monoblock X-ray source manufacturer, has introduced the latest in its comprehensive portfolio of triode high voltage power supplies specifically designed to drive thermionic scanning electron microscopes (SEM). The new EBM-TEGR offers digital communication, a rack-mount 19 inch chassis, and higher output power on the accelerator/grid outputs. Spellman’s proprietary packaging and encapsulation technology provide dramatic improvements in size, cost and performance compared to other SEM power supply offerings.

The EBM-TEGR provides a high precision, low noise, ultra-stable accelerator supply, programmable up to -30 kV at 400 uA. This, together with floating filament and grid supplies, referenced to the accelerator, Source: Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corp.Source: Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corp.control the beam. The unit also includes high voltage outputs to drive the detector, comprising photomultiplier (PMT), scintillator and collector grounded outputs. Customer control of this integrated EBM-TEGR power supply system is accomplished digitally via RS-232 or the optional RS-485 interface. Five interlocks are provided.

Spellman’s extensive application knowledge and unique design capabilities have enabled the development of a comprehensive range of high precision, low noise, ultra-stable technology platforms that can be customized to meet the demanding requirements of thermionic SEM. These include the EBM-TEG, the EBM20N5/24 and now the EBM-TEGR. Additionally, our global technical support centers provide rapid local response to customer needs.

The units are over current/voltage protected as well as arc and short circuit protected. They are also UL, UKCA and RoHS compliant. Original equipment manufacturer customizations are available.

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