Flashlamp driver for pulsed lasers Nov 21, 2006

PS5050 model driver is designed for flashlamp-pumped lasers . PS5050 features microprocessor control and back illuminated LCD display where all output parameters of power supply are conveniently displayed. Flashlamp driver comprises one or several charging modules, a discharge and simmer module and a control circuit. Such design allows the unit to be operated with the utmost ease and convenience. The unit is fitted into a 19" standard housing and may be comfortably mounted in your power supply stands. The unit is manufactured in conformity with EN61010 and EN55011 standards. Driver can be remotely controlled through RS-232 and CAN (Controller Area Network) interface.

Features:

• Output power up to 3.2 kJ/s
  
• Output voltage up to 1800 V
  
• Pulse repetition rate up to 150 Hz
  
• Built-in serial ignition circuit
  
• Built-in simmer power supply
  
• LCD display for easy monitoring and control of output parameters
  
• RS232/CAN interface for remote control
  Learn more about PS5050 model flashlamp drivers

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EKSPLA is ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturer of lasers and laser systems as well as photonics components for scientific and industrial applications. Featuring more than 20 years experience in design and manufacturing of photonics products, EKSPLA offers its customers one stop solution - from single component to complete system.

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