Information about High-Voltage Amplifier Technology and High-Voltage Amplifier Characteristics is provided below the table.
Model |
Output Voltage |
Output Current (DC or Peak AC) |
Slew Rate (Greater than) |
Large Signal Bandwidth (DC to Greater than) |
Small Signal Bandwidth (DC to Greater than) |
Data Sheet (PDF) |
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50/12 |
0 to ±50 kV | 0 to ±12 mA | 350 V/µs | 1.4 kHz (2% Distortion ) |
20 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 40/15 |
0 to ±40 kV | 0 to ±15 mA | 350 V/µs | 1.4 kHz (2% Distortion ) |
20 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 30/20A |
0 to ±30 kV | 0 to ±20 mA | 750V/µs | 5 kHz (2% Distortion) |
30 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() P0621P |
0 to +30 kV | 0 to ±20 mA | 350 V/µs | 3.5 kHz (1% Distortion) |
25 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() P0621N |
0 to -30 kV | 0 to ±20 mA | 350 V/µs | 3.5 kHz (1% Distortion) |
25 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 20/20C |
0 to ±20 kV | 0 to ±20 mA | 450 V/µs | 7.5 kHz (-3dB) 3.75 kHz (1% Distortion) |
20 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() PD07016 |
0 to ±10 kV | 0 to ±60 mA DC ±300 mA peak AC for 20 µs |
1000 V/µs | 7.5 kHz (2% Distortion ) |
20 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 10/40A |
0 to ±10 kV | 0 to ±40 mA | 750 V/µs | 23 kHz (-3dB) 7.5 kHz (1% Distortion) |
25 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 10/10B-HS |
0 to ±10 kV | 0 to ±10 mA DC or ±40 mA peak AC for 1 ms |
700 V/µs | 19.5 kHz (-3dB) 9.5 kHz (1% Distortion ) |
60 kHz (-3dB) |
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| Please note Trek Model 10/10B-HS replaces Trek Model 10/10B. | ||||||
![]() 609B-3 |
0 to ±10 kV | 0 to ±2 mA | 30 V/µs | 400 Hz (1% Distortion ) |
10 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 610E |
0 to ±1 kV or 0 to ±10 kV |
0 to ±200 µA 0 to ±2000µA |
20 V/µs | 1.2 kHz (-3dB) 600 Hz (1% Distortion) |
10 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() PD05034 |
0 to ±7.5 kV | 0 to ±50 mA DC ±160 mA peak AC |
1000 V/µs | 15 kHz (1% Distortion ) |
75 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 5/80 |
0 to ±5 kV | 0 to ±80 mA | 1000 V/µs | 50 kHz (3% Distortion) |
75 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() PD06087 |
0 to ±5 kV | 0 to ±20 mA | 500 V/µs | 15 kHz (1% Distortion ) |
20 kHz (-3dB) |
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Model |
Output Voltage |
Output Current (DC or Peak AC) |
Slew Rate (Greater than) |
Large Signal Bandwidth (DC to Greater than) |
Small Signal Bandwidth (DC to Greater than) |
Data Sheet (PDF) |
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![]() 609E-6 |
0 to ±4 kV | 0 to ±20 mA | 150 V/µs | 13 kHz (-3dB) 6 kHz (1% Distortion ) |
35 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() PZD2000A |
0 to ±2 kV | 0 to ±200 mA DC or
±400 mA peak AC |
750 V/µs | 60 kHz (3% Distortion) |
100 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 623B |
0 to ±2 kV | 0 to ±40 mA | 300 V/µs | 10 kHz (1% Distortion ) |
40 kHz (-3dB) |
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NEW 2200 Series |
0 to ±2 kV 0 to ±1 kV 0 to ±500 V |
0 to ±20 mA peak AC 0 to ±40 mA peak AC 0 to ±80 mA peak AC |
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NEW 2220 |
0 to ±2 kV | 0 to ±10 mA 0 to ±20 mA peak AC |
100 V/µs | 7.5 kHz (-3dB) |
50 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 677B |
0 to ±2 kV | 0 to ±5 mA | 15 V/µs | 1.2 kHz (1% Distortion) |
5 kHz (-3dB) |
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NEW 2210 |
0 to ±1 kV | 0 to ±20 mA DC ±40 mA peak AC |
150 V/µs | 40 kHz (-3dB) |
100 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() PZD700A-1, PZD700A-2 |
0 to ±700 V (bipolar) 0 to +1.4 kV 0 to -1.4 kV (unipolar) |
0 to ±100 mA (bipolar) 0 to ±50 mA (unipolar) |
380 V/µs (bipolar) 370 V/µs (unipolar) |
125kHz (bipolar) (-3dB) 120 kHz (unipolar) (-3dB) |
250 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() PZD700A M/S |
0 to ±700 V (bipolar) 0 to +1.4 kV 0 to -1.4 kV (unipolar) |
0 to ±200 mA (bipolar) 0 to ±100 mA (unipolar) |
380 V/µs (bipolar) 370 V/µs (unipolar) |
150 kHz (bipolar) (-3dB) 125 kHz (unipolar) (-3dB) |
200 kHz (-3dB) |
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NEW 2205 |
0 to ±500 V | 0 to ±40 mA DC ±80 mA peak AC |
150 V/µs | 75 kHz (-3dB) |
100 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 601C-1, 601C-2 |
0 to ±500 V 0 to +1 kV 0 to -1 kV |
±10 mA DC ±20 mA peak AC |
50 V/µs | 8 kHz (1% Distortion) |
30 kHz (-3dB) |
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![]() PZD350A-1, PZD350A -2 |
0 to ±350 V (bipolar) 0 to +700 V 0 to -700 V (unipolar) |
0 to ±200 mA (bipolar) 0 to ±100 mA (unipolar) |
500 V/µs (bipolar) 400 V/µs (unipolar) |
250 kHz (bipolar) (-3dB) 200 kHz (unipolar) (-3dB) |
350 kHz (bipolar) (-3dB) 250 kHz (unipolar) (-3dB) |
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PZD350A M/S |
0 to ±350 V (bipolar) 0 to +700 V 0 to -700 V (unipolar) |
0 to ±400 mA (bipolar) 0 to ±200 mA (unipolar) |
500 V/µs (bipolar) 400 V/µs (unipolar) |
250 kHz (bipolar) (-3dB) 200 kHz (unipolar) (-3dB) |
350 kHz (bipolar) (-3dB) 250 kHz (unipolar) (-3dB) |
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![]() 2100HF |
0 to ±150 V | 0 to ±300 mA | 2000 V/µs | 2.6 MHz (-3dB) |
3 MHz (-3dB) |
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![]() 603-1, 603-2 |
0 to ±125 V 0 to +250 V 0 to -250 V |
0 to ±40 mA DC or ±80 mA peak AC |
100 V/µs | 150 kHz 5% Distortion |
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Trek high-voltage power amplifiers employ unique and proprietary circuitry to produce a closed-loop amplifier system which features exceptional DC stability and excellent wideband performance characteristics.
Featuring all-solid-state construction, Trek amplifiers are fully protected against arc-over and operation into short circuits. Trek power amplifiers employ a unique four-quadrant class AB high-voltage output stage which is constructed using MOS power transistor devices in a proprietary multidevice cascode connection. This cascode connection provides tight voltage and power sharing across all devices in the cascode array to yield exceptional MTBF reliability performance.
As the stability of the closed-loop amplifier system is dependent upon the feedback voltage divider stability over time, temperature, and humidity, Trek employs an advanced thin film resistance technology in its feedback dividers. The signal from the feedback divider, being a precision divided representation of the amplifier output signal, is used to provide a low-level voltage monitor signal and to complete the feedback loop by comparing the divider output against the amplifier input signal in a high-gain integrating stage. The output of the integrating stage is used to drive optical couplers connected to the output stage cascode connected MOS device arrays, thus closing the feedback loop.To generate the high voltage required by the output stages, high-voltage, high-frequency switching type power supplies are typically used.
We offer an extensive line of solid-state, DC-stable high-voltage power amplifiers with a choice of voltage and current ranges to accommodate a variety of demanding applications. Trek amplifiers are designed for wide bandwidth, high slew rate and low noise performance. Innovative technology provides the truest amplified reproduction of the applied signal and enables effective management of power dissipation while driving resistive or reactive loads.
The dynamic response characteristics of the active output stage makes Trek amplifiers more appropriate than power supplies for many applications. Trek amplifiers are protected against output short circuits and over voltages. Many models include an automatic current compliance limit or current trip feature for protective shut-down and safety. Transconductance models are also available.
Features include: