XP Power has launced a new DC-DC power module for scientific and semiconductor applications, in a press release. The high-voltage module, with 22 voltage models in the series, provides a scope of fully controllable outputs from 0-200VDC to 0-6kVDC in both positive and negative polarities.

The wide input range of 22 to 30V allows the module to be powered by the 24V rail commonly available in industrial equipment. An inbuilt precision +5VDC reference provides a stable supply to control the high voltage output. A line/load regulation of 0.01% and low ripple/noise <0.05% ensures a stable output voltage.

The output current and voltage are fully programmable over the full range, and the module includes voltage and current monitor outputs for remote monitoring and ease of integration into systems.

Modules in the HRL30 series operate across a temperature range of -40°C to +70°C. The baseplate cooled package, along with the design and manufacturing techniques and a typical 85% efficiency, ensures thermal performance in demanding applications.

The rugged device includes arc, short-circuit, overload, and thermal protection safeguarding the device itself and the equipment it is installed in. Devices in the HRL30 series, which are designed to meet EN 60950 and EN62368, are suited to applications such as mass spectrometry, electrostatic chucks, photomultiplier tubes, E-beam/ion beam, electrophoresis, scanning electron microscopes, and capacitor charging.

For more information, visit https://www.xppower.com/product/HRL30-Series