Resistance between a low-voltage power supply and the input terminals of a DC/DC converter results in not only power-loss but reduced long-term reliability in the converter. The impact of source resistance to a converter is measured using EMCO A-series models. Design guidelines are given to minimise reliability impact due to source resistance.

Designed for mobile, battery-powered detector applications, the P series micro-power high voltage power supplies have been introduced by EMCO High Voltage. Offering fully regulated and programmable outputs of 0-1200 or 0-2000V, the power supplies consume less than 4mA at full output.

The CB Series of miniature, regulated DC to high voltage DC power supplies has today been announced by EMCO. With the CB Series offering an output of 0 to 10kV at 1 watt, the introduction of this series signals an expansion of EMCO’s miniature, regulated 1W offering to 10kV.  

EMCO have recently released this new Application Note focusing on the protection of a power supply. This Application Note describes how to protect an EMCO high voltage supply from a negative input voltage. A negative input voltage may cause damage to the unit.

EMCO have recently released this new Application Note focusing on the connection and testing of regulated modules. This Application Note describes how to connect and test a regulated unit and applies to the EMCO C Series, CA Series and H Series.

EMCO have recently released this new Application Note focusing on proportional converters. EMCO High Voltage offers two types of converters: regulated and proportional. The output voltage for proportional converters is proportional to the input voltage range from about 15% to 100%.

EMCO have recently released this new Application Note focusing on the connection and testing of proportional modules. This Application Note details how to connect and test an EMCO proportional model to verify operation. This Application Note applies to these EMCO products:

EMCO have recently released this new Application Note focusing on the connection of proportional modules. This Application Note describes how to connect proportional models for either positive or negative output as applicable to these floating and isolated EMCO models:

EMCO have recently released this new Application Note focusing on the use of an input bypass capacitor. This Application Note applies to all EMCO Product Series and describes the optional use of an input bypass capacitor for improved performance.

The first generation of high voltage power modules changed the way designers could use high voltage, and the next-generation is pushing the envelope further. EMCO next-generation, miniature high voltage power modules provide designers and end-users ever-expanding choices for off-the-shelf, drop-in miniature solutions to meet their high voltage needs.

Miniature, High Performance, High Voltage Power Supplies in Stock.

EMCO High Voltage announced today that its C and CA Series of regulated high voltage DC to DC converters received Underwriters Laboratories Mark. One of the most recognized symbols of safety in the world, the UL Mark indicates that UL has thoroughly tested and evaluated the product to determine that it meets their exacting safety standards and has certified two EMCO manufacturing facilities for production of these units.

EMCO High Voltage today announced the latest development in its line of ultra-miniature high voltage converters. The AG Series utilizes a novel surface mount design that recesses the power supply into a trench in the host PWB, resulting in a component height profile one eighth of an inch (0.128 in, 7.11mm).

The A Series is a new line of ultra-miniature, DC to HV DC converters that set a new industry standard in high voltage miniaturization with a unique package occupying less than one tenth of a cubic inch of volume, and an extremely low profile of only 0.250 inches (6.35mm)! Controllable output voltages range from 100 volts to 6000 volts. These component-sized converters are ideal for applications requiring minimal size and weight.

The new FS Series of miniature DC to High Voltage DC converters from EMCO High Voltage Corporation, Sutter Creek, CA, sets a new standard of performance and reliability. FS Series design performance is greatly improved by leveraging EMCO's proven high voltage power conversion technology and adding new “Smart Features” to enhance long-term reliability and survivability in harsh, mission-critical applications.

The Ultra Low Power (ULP) Series DC-DC converters are an expansion of EMCO’s commitment to industry-leading innovation and delivers orders of magnitude reduction in power consumption over existing solutions.

The Ultra Low Power (ULP) Series DC-DC converters are designed for the demands of portable, battery-powered applications The ULP Series provides output voltages from 0 to 500 VDC through 5000 VDC, while consuming less than two (2) milli-watts of power. This translates to 4500 hours of operation on just two AA lithium batteries.

As a result of EMCO High Voltage Corporation’s continuing commitment to industry-leading innovation the company has introduced an Ultra Low Power (ULP) Series DC-DC converters.

EMCO High Voltage has announced it has reduced the manufacturing lead time on its Ultra-Miniature Q Series to just one week. A conversion to Lean Manufacturing enabled the rapid response and enables value pricing. EMCO also provides an inventory of finished product at its headquarters in California and at its stocking distributor in Europe, Condatas AG.

EMCO High Voltage Corp and Condatas AG, have launched a new stocking inventory program to provide the European community with shorter lead times and reduced cost of ownership. Condatas AG, based in Switzerland, will stock an assortment of EMCO’s popular off-the-shelf power supplies, providing rapid and efficient delivery to customers. This is especially beneficial to designers developing new products, as various models can be in their hands i...