SpellmanHV Injector Control Assembly (ICA) Power Supplies (Featured Image)

Series ICA

  • Multi-output e-gun supply
  • Fast rise time pulsed Cathode current
  • Remote programming via Ethernet
  • Customizable for OEM applications

*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.

CE, ROHS, UL Marking

Injector Control Assembly (ICA) Power Supplies

Spellman’s Injector Control Assembly (ICA) multi-output high voltage power supplies are used to supply the appropriate electrode voltages to a triode electron gun in order to inject electrons into a Linear Accelerator (LINAC). The resulting high-energy electron pulses are used to create high-energy X-Rays for applications such as cargo screening and cancer therapy.

This multi-output, rack mount power supply provides the Cathode, Heater and Grid voltages required by the e-gun. The Cathode current can be pulsed up to 500Hz. The Heater and Grid supplies float at the Cathode voltage potential, typically up to -15kV. Injector current is regulated by programming the Grid Pulse Voltage. Remote control and monitoring is via standard Ethernet protocols. LED indicators on the front panel provide basic output and fault status, including Cathode Current and Arc faults.

The ICA series can be customized for specific system requirements. The ICA series can be customized for specific system requirements.


TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

Cargo screening, cancer therapy

Specifications

(Ref. 128129-001 REV. C)

Input Voltage:

100-240Vac, 50-60Hz

Cathode:

Output Voltage:

0 to -15kV

Pulsed Cathode Current:

200mA to 1500mA

Mean Cathode Current:

5.5mA (max)

Current Pulse Width:

Up to 6μs (90% to 90%)

Current Pulse Frequency:

Up to 500Hz

Current Risetime:

200ns (typical)

Heater:

Output Voltage:

0 to -6.5Vdc (wrt Cathode)

Current:

3A

Resistance:

0.7ohm

Grid (fixed):

Voltage:

-60 to -135Vdc (wrt Cathode)

Current:

250mA

Pulse Voltage:

0 to 340Vdc (wrt Cathode)
Injector Current is regulated by programming
the Grid Pulse Voltage

Connections:

Front Panel:
Ethernet (RJ45 jack)
Interlock (24V nominal, 9 pin D-sub male pin plug)
Pulse Input (BNC)

Rear Panel:

AC Power In (IEC320 C14 male pin receptacle)
HV Out (3 pin terminal block)

Interlock:

24V must be present to enable output high voltage cathode. It
is intended to connect to the system to disable the ICA in case
any system interlocks have not been satisfied.

Operating Temperature:

10°C to +40°C

Storage Temperature:

-40°C to +70°C

Humidity:

30% to 60% relative humidity, non-condensing

Weight:

15lbs. (6.8kg)

Regulatory Approvals:

The ICA shall be designed in accordance with IEC 60601-1
(Edition 3) Requirements. Certification shall be by agreement.
The ICA shall be UL 94V-0 and RoHS compliant.

INDICATOR COLOR CONDITION Illuminated When...
Trigger Present Green Input trigger is present.
AC Power Green AC supply voltage is present.
Interlock In Green Interlock in signal is present.
Arc Fault Red Arc fault signal is active.
Cathode Current Fault Red Cathode current fault signal is active.
Cathode Voltage On Amber Cathode high voltage is present.

 

Tables & Diagrams

ICA Injector Control Assembly for Cargo Screening & Cancer Therapy - Front View

ICA Injector Control Assembly for Cargo Screening & Cancer Therapy - Top View

ICA Injector Control Assembly for Cargo Screening & Cancer Therapy - Back View