Used MKS / ASTEX AX 7651-2 #293657129 for sale

MKS / ASTEX AX 7651-2 is a high voltage power supply specifically designed for use in tokamak fusion research experiments. This power supply is capable of generating up to 6200 volts of power at maximum output. It has an output current ranging from 0-75mA, and is equipped with an integral ultra-precision reference voltage, making it ideal for power and current control in higher-precision experiments. MKS AX 7651-2 power supply also features a controllable analog output voltage regulation that can be adjusted in fine increments. This regulation range can reach as low as 4mV to a maximum of 6200 volts. The power supply also features a lithium battery-backed reset switch that provides a dependable power-down feature. The reset switch also helps to protect the circuitry from damage that can be caused by a sudden voltage spike or overload. Furthermore, the power supply has a comprehensive emergency safety shutdown system, with multiple layers of protection for emergency circuit breakers, circuit shutoff relays, and ESD (electro-static discharge) arresting circuits. This helps to make ASTEX AX 7651-2 one of the most reliable and safe options available for tokamak and other highly precise research experiments. The overall design of AX 7651-2 also includes adjustable arc protection circuitry, which helps to protect the power supply from the risk of thermal-exposure caused by prolonged high-voltage usage or system faults. Other safety features include reinforced strain relief for cables, an indent button for hard-terminal connections, and an LCD indicator for debugging devices and troubleshooting diagnostics. MKS / ASTEX AX 7651-2 is an excellent addition to any research laboratory conducting highly precise experiments. It is well-designed and features high-quality components for maximum durability, and ensures safety and failsafe protection against excessive current and voltage levels. All of this combines to make MKS AX 7651-2 power supply an essential tool for any tokamak or fusion research laboratory.