XRF Series
- 160kV Output Voltage
- Rack-Mountable
- Floating Filament (AC or DC)
- Internal Grid Power Supply (80W Model)
- Power Factor Correction
- Closed-loop Emission Control
- OEM Customization/X Number Required
*Note: All specifications are subject to change without notice. Please consult the English PDF version of this datasheet for the most up-to-date revision.
80-640W Industrial X-Ray Generators
Spellman’s XRF X-Ray generator platform allows for a wide range of input voltages and supply either 80W, 320W or 640W of output power at up to 160kVdc. These lightweight rack-mountable X-Ray generators house a miniaturized high voltage system in a solid encapsulated, oil-free design. The XRF Series X-Ray generator is designed with a power factor corrected input circuit which reduces harmonic emissions and noise normally associated with other high frequency switching power supplies. The XRF Series X-Ray generator incorporates an internal floating filament and a closed-loop emission control circuit for precise regulation of emission current. Remote monitoring and control of voltage, current and filament current is also provided.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
X-Ray Inspection, Non-Destructive Testing
TYPICAL OPTIONS
DF Dual Filament
GS Grid Supply
SL Slides
AT Arc Trip
IO Instant On
SS(X) Non Standard Slow Start
Specifications
(Ref. 128013-001 REV. T)
SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage:
80W: 90-125Vac at 48-62Hz @ 1.9A
180-264Vac at 48-62Hz @ 0.9A
320W: 180-264Vac at 48-62Hz @ 3.5A
640W: 180-264Vac at 48-62Hz @ 7A
Power Factor:
0.9 or better.
High Voltage Supply:
Output Voltage:
0-160kV, negative polarity.
Output Current:
80W: 0.5mA max. 320W: 2.0mA at 160kV 640W: 4.0mA.
Output Voltage Stability:
Within 0.1% of set value after warm-up period at full load.
Output Voltage Ripple:
80W & 320W: <0.1%, or 160V p-p for high freq. and line freq. at full load.
640W: 0.03% rms <1kHz, 0.75% rms above 1kHz.
Beam Current Stability
80W: Within 0.1% of set value after 1/2 hour warm-up at constant output setting of 30-160kV and line voltage of 90-125 & 180-264Vac.
320W & 640W: Same as 80W except line voltage of 180-264Vac.
Filament Supply: Constant current DC filament supply with closed-loop current feedback.
Filament Voltage: 7V rms (high frequency) max.
Filament Current: 5A max., adjustable 0-5.0A by external Filament Limit Programming input.
Floating Grid Power Supply:
Grid Supply: The grid supply controls tube beam current in a closed-loop regulation design.
Grid Voltage: 0 to 1200Vdc.
Grid Voltage Ripple: Less than 1.0V rms at any frequency.
Grid Supply Response: Less than 0.5mA in less than 10ms.
Control and Monitoring:
Analog Control Inputs: Three inputs have internal load resistance greater than 330kohms.
Voltage Programming:
80W, 320W & 640W:
0 to +10Vdc, where 10.0Vdc = 160kV output.
Beam Tube Current Control:
80W: 0 to +10Vdc, where 10.0Vdc = 0.5mA tube current.
320W: 0 to +10Vdc, where 10.0Vdc = 2.0mA tube current.
640W: 0 to +10Vdc, where 10.0Vdc = 4.0mA tube current.
Filament Current Control:
0 to +10Vdc, where 5.0Vdc = 5.0A filament current.
Analog Monitor Outputs: (See tables for details)
Digital Control Inputs: (See tables for details)
Digital Outputs: (See tables for details)
Connections:
Output Connector:
R24 (see owners manual for details)
Input Power Connector:
5-pin male MS-type, Amphenol P/N 97-3102A-18-20P
Control Connector:
25-pin “D” connector, male, chassis-mounted.
Environmental:
0 to +50°C at 10-95% RH, non-condensing.
Forced convection cooling.
Dimensions:
7”H x 19”W x 22”D (17.8cm x 48.3cm x 55.9cm).
Regulatory Approvals:
Compliant to EEC EMC Directive. Compliant to EEC Low Voltage Directive. RoHS compliant
Options:
DF - Dual Filament AT - Arc Trip
GS - Grid Supply IO - Instant ON
SL - Slides SS(X) - Non Standard Slow Start
Electronic Component (Power Source)
XRF series is intended for installation as a component of a system. It is designed to meet CE standards, with conditions of acceptance often being: customer provided enclosure mounting, EMC filtering, and appropriate protection, and isolation devices. The XRF series is not intended to be operated by end users as a stand-alone device. The XRF series power supply can only be fully assessed when installed within a system, and as a component part within that system.
160kV XRF SELECTION TABLE
Output Voltage kV | Output Current mA | Output Power W | Model (X NUMBER REQUIRED) |
---|---|---|---|
160 | 0.5 | 80 | X-------- |
160 | 2.0 | 320 | X-------- |
160 | 4.0 | 640 | X-------- |
J2 AC INPUT CONNECTOR WIRING
5 Pin MS Type | 7 Pin UTG Type | Connection |
---|---|---|
A | 1 | Auxiliary (Logic) Line |
B | 2 | Auxiliary (Logic) Neutral |
C | 3 | Ground |
D | 4 | Main (Inverter) Line |
E | 5 | Main (Inverter) Neutral |
JB1 160kV XRF 80W, 320W, 640W 25 PIN
Pin | Signal | Signal Parameters |
---|---|---|
1 | Filament Limit | 0-5V = 0-5A Filament Limit |
2 | High Voltage on Control | +12VDC IN = HV ON |
3 | N/C | |
4 | N/C | |
5 | High Voltage On Status | Low = HV ON |
6 | A-Ground | Ground |
7 | kV Monitor | 0-10V = 0-160kV |
8 | Interlock Control | +12VDC IN = Interlock Closed |
9 | N/C | |
10 | mA Demand | 0-10V = 0-100% Rated Output |
11 | N/C | |
12 | N/C | |
13 | D-Ground | Ground |
14 | Fil. Monitor | 0-5V = 0-5A |
15 | N/C | |
16 | N/C | |
17 | N/C | |
18 | N/C | |
19 | mA Monitor | 0-10V = 0-100% Rated Output |
20 | N/C | |
21 | +12VDC Out | |
22 | kV Demand | 0-10V = 0-160kV |
23 | Grid Inhibit/Fil. Select | Low = Grid Inhibit |
24 | N/C | |
25 | Chassis Gnd (I/O Shield) | Chassis Gnd. |
160kV XRF 80W, 320W, 640W TERMINAL BLOCK 10 PIN
Pin | Signal | Signal Parameters |
---|---|---|
1 | Interlock | Jumper to TB1-2 to close interlock |
2 | Interlock Return | |
3 | kV Monitor | 0-10V=0-160kV |
4 | mA Monitor | 0-10V = 0-100% Rated Output |
5 | Filament Monitor | 0-5V=0-5A |
6 | N/C | |
7 | HV ON Indicator | +15V = HV ON |
8 | Voltage Mode Indicator | Low = Voltage Mode. |
9 | Current Mode Indicator | Low = Current Mode. |
10 | GND | Ground |
Tables & Diagrams
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Frequently Asked Questions
Application Notes AN-12 – The Benefit of Using a Current Source to Power X-Ray Tube Filament Circuits
Application Notes AN-01 – Fundamentals of X-Ray Generator – X-Ray Tube Optimization