The Ortec Model 660 Dual 5-kv Detector Bias Supply

US $320.00

  • Tucson, Arizona, United States
  • Mar 7th
The ORTEC Model 660 Dual 5-kV Detector Bias Supply contains two independently adjustable power supplies for furnishing the bias voltage to germanium detectors, silicon detectors, or ionization chambers. It can be used with any detector that draws less than 100 Β΅A of current, and whose gain is insensitive to the applied voltage. The output voltages are continuously adjustable from zero to full scale with calibrated and locking 5-turn dials. Each supply provides two outputs controlled by the same dial: a 0 to 5 kV output, and a 0 to 500 V output. Two 10-segment bar- graph indicators verify that the selected voltages are being supplied at the outputs. Security against accidentally changing the output polarity to the wrong state is ensured by two features. The selected output polarity for each supply is indicated by front-panel LEDs whenever the NIM bin power is turned on. Thus, the correct polarity can be verified before the HV ON/OFF switch is used to turn on the bias voltage to the detector. In addition, the side panel must be removed in order to alter the output polarity. This discourages unintentional changes. The Model 660 includes a remote shutdown feature to protect the preamplifier FET against damage when a cooled germanium or Si(Li) detector warms up. Each supply includes a BIAS SHUTDOWN input that is compatible with the standard warmup sensor output on ORTEC preamplifiers. When the preamplifier signals a warmup condition, the Model 660 shuts off the bias voltage to that detector, and turns on a SHUTDOWN indicator light. The bias voltage remains off, independent of the signal from the preamplifier warmup sensor, until the shutdown mode is manually cancelled by pressing the RESET push button. This protects the preamplifier FET if the detector is cooling down with the HV ON/OFF switch accidentally left on. For further protection against operator error in the ORTEC shutdown mode, the bias shut-down input interprets a disconnected cable or a shorted cable as a warm detector, and responds by turning off the bias voltage. Some detector manufacturers provide a TTL logic level output from their detector warmup sensor. A board-mounted jumper in the Model 660 can be moved to the TTL position to make the bias shutdown input com-patible with detectors supplying a TTL output. It is also possible to disable the bias shutdown feature by moving the board jumper to the BYPASS position. The Model 660 is shipped from the factory with both supplies set to the ORTEC mode. The high voltage outputs are protected against overload. When the bias supply senses an excessive output current demand, it turns on the overload light and reduces the output voltage until the output current is within tolerable limits. Recovery from overload is automatic when the excessive current demand is eliminated. Main Features:   β€’ Two independent bias supplies in a single module for germanium    and silicon detectors β€’ 0–5 kV or 0–500 V at 0–100 ?A β€’ Remote shutdown feature compatible with ORTEC and TTL outputs from   warmup sensors on germanium detectors β€’ Reset safety feature on remote shutdown minimizes risk of preamplifier   FET damage β€’ Selected output polarity indicated before bias voltage is turned on β€’ Automatic overload protection and overload indicator   Specifications:   Channels A and B are independent supplies. The specifications listed below apply to either channel.   PERFORMANCE   BIAS VOLTAGE RANGES  0–5 kV, or    0–500V, on separate outputs, with each output controlled by a common, 5-turn, direct-reading, precision potentiometer located on the front panel.   BIAS VOLTAGE POLARITY  Positive or negative. Internally selectable. Polarity indicated by front-panel LEDs whenever bin power is on. RATED OUTPUT CURRENT  0–100 Β΅A. OUTPUT LINEARITY  Within +/-3% of dial setting from 10% to 100% of full range.   TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY OF OUTPUT VOLTAGE  less than +/-0.08%/Β°C through the 10 to 50Β°C operating range.   VOLTAGE STABILITY  less than +/-0.1%/h variation in output voltage with constant temperature, constant load, and constant input voltages from the bin supply.   NOISE AND RIPPLE  less than10 mV peak-to-peak from 5 Hz to 50 MHz.   OUTPUT VOLTAGE RISE TIME  Nominally500 ms.   INDICATORS   0 kV–5 kV  Front-panel, 10-segment, bar- graph display indicates actual output voltage at the 0–5 kV output. Each segment corresponds to a 0.5-kV increment in output voltage, starting with 0.5 kV to turn on the first segment, and ending with 5 kV to turn on the tenth segment. POS  Front-panel LED is lit when the bin power is on, if the positive output polarity has been selected. NEG  Front-panel LED is lit when the bin power is on, if the negative output polarity has been selected. ON  Front-panel LED indicates when the output bias voltage is turned on. This LED turns off when the HV ON/OFF switch is turned off, the bin power is off, or the shutdown mode has been activated. OVERLOAD  Front-panel LED turns on when the bias supply senses an excessive output current demanded by the external load. Under overload, the output voltage is reduced automatically until the output current is within tolerable limits. Recovery from overload is automatic when the overload is eliminated. SHUTDOWN  Front-panel LED turns on when the shutdown mode has been activated to turn off the output voltage. The shutdown mode is activated by the appropriate signal level on the rear-panel, BIAS SHUTDOWN input, or whenever the bin power is turned off and on.   CONTROLS   0–5 kV  Front-panel, 5-turn, direct-reading, locking potentiometer with 500 dial divisions adjusts the output voltages simultaneously for the 0–500 V and the 0–5 kV outputs. HV ON/OFF  Front-panel toggle switch turns the 0–500 V and the 0–5 kV outputs on or off. For added safety, the RESET push button must be pressed after turning the HV ON/OFF switch to the ON position, in order to turn on the output voltage. The output voltage will not turn on if a shutdown condition is present at the BIAS SHUTDOWN input. RESET  Pressing this front-panel push-button switch enables the high voltage to turn on after the bin power has been turned on, the HV ON/OFF switch has been turned on, or the supply has been disabled by the BIAS SHUTDOWN input. If a shutdown condition is still present at the BIAS SHUTDOWN input, the RESET button will be ineffective. ORTEC/TTL/BYPASS  Internal printed wiring board jumper selects the operating mode of the BIAS SHUTDOWN input for compatibility with the warmup sensor in the associated Ge detector. The ORTEC position is used for ORTEC detectors. The TTL position is for detectors employing TTL levels. The BYPASS position disables the BIAS SHUTDOWN input, but does not alter the function of the RESET button. The Model 660 is shipped with this jumper in the ORTEC mode. OUTPUT VOLTAGE POLARITY  The output polarity is changed between positive and negative by changing the position of a daughter board in the module.   INPUTS   BIAS SHUTDOWN INPUT Rear-panel BNC connector accepts signals from warm-up sensors in cooled germanium detectors. When a warm-up is signalled, this input turns off the detector bias voltage in order to protect the preamplifier FET input. The ORTEC/TTL/BYPASS jumper selects the operating mode of the BIAS SHUTDOWN input for compatibility with the warm-up sensor in the associated Ge detector. ORTEC Mode The input is compatible with the warm-up sensor output on  ORTEC germanium detectors. For added safety, an open or shorted coaxial cable on the BIAS SHUTDOWN input will also cause the supply to shut down. TTL Mode  A source supplying greater than +2 V or an open circuit will allow the Model 660 to produce the full output voltage. A source supplying less than +0.8 V and capable of sinking 700 Β΅A will shut down the high voltage output. BYPASS MODE  The BIAS SHUTDOWN input is rendered inactive, and cannot trigger a bias shutdown. OUTPUTS 0–5 kV Rear-panel SHV connector furnishes the adjusted output voltage in the 0 to 5-kV range through an output impedance of approximately 2 M Ohms. A voltage foldback circuit protects the output against demands for excessive output current. Recovery from overload is automatic when the overload is eliminated. 0–500 V Rear-panel SHV connector furnishes the adjusted output voltage in the 0 to 500-V range through an output impedance of approximately 700 kOhms. A voltage fold-back circuit protects the output against demands for excessive output current. Recovery from overload is automatic when the overload is eliminated. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL POWER REQUIREMENTS  The Model 660 derives its power from a NIM bin power supply. Required dc voltages and currents are: +24 V at 135 mA, +12 V at 150 mA, –12 V at 100 mA, –24 V at 75 mA. WEIGHT Net  0.90 kg (2.0 lb). Shipping  1.4 kg (3.0 lb). DIMENSIONS  Standard single-width NIM module, 3.43 X 22.13 cm (1.35 X 8.714 in.) front panel per DOE/ER-0457T.           Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.
Seller Notes Perfect functional unit. No dings, dents or scratches

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