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ozzy
Hi all,
I have recently come across a problem regarding high voltage modules.
Having looked at the Ultravolt 10A-25A modules it mentions:
“The 10A→25A Series features a 1000:1 voltage monitor. The monitor has
an output impedance calibrated for use with a 10 MegΩ input impedance
meter. Overall accuracy is ±2.5% with a temperature coefficient of
±200 ppm per °Câ€.
I am actually in need of a Voltage readback using 12 bit ADC (ie ~
4000:1 needed) giving a 0 to full scale, for 0 to maximum voltage.
The +/-2.5% error can be cancelled at the input (0-5V input generating
0-10KV output) or at the voltage monitor output.
So should I just abandon the use of the voltage monitor and use a
potential divider (along with ADC) to get the accuracy I want. My
circuit will be floating on 2KV – would photo-transistors be the way
to go for isolation purposes (and if so where could they be best
utilised)?
Any help on the above issues would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Ozzy.
I have recently come across a problem regarding high voltage modules.
Having looked at the Ultravolt 10A-25A modules it mentions:
“The 10A→25A Series features a 1000:1 voltage monitor. The monitor has
an output impedance calibrated for use with a 10 MegΩ input impedance
meter. Overall accuracy is ±2.5% with a temperature coefficient of
±200 ppm per °Câ€.
I am actually in need of a Voltage readback using 12 bit ADC (ie ~
4000:1 needed) giving a 0 to full scale, for 0 to maximum voltage.
The +/-2.5% error can be cancelled at the input (0-5V input generating
0-10KV output) or at the voltage monitor output.
So should I just abandon the use of the voltage monitor and use a
potential divider (along with ADC) to get the accuracy I want. My
circuit will be floating on 2KV – would photo-transistors be the way
to go for isolation purposes (and if so where could they be best
utilised)?
Any help on the above issues would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Ozzy.