The High-Voltage Amplifier (HV amplifier) is designed to amplify input signals into high-voltage outputs, generating sine, square, or arbitrary waveforms. These amplifiers play a crucial role in developing equipment for corona discharge applications, such as copiers and printers, as well as plasma measurement systems (e.g., Langmuir probes).
Typical High-Voltage Amplifier Applications
- 3D Printing (Application of Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) Technology)
- Artificial muscles: HASEL actuators, electrostatic actuators, dielectric elastomers
- Atmospheric plasma
- Charging of the photoconductor drum
- Corona charging supplies
- Corona discharge
- Corona generator
- DBD Plasma actuator
- Developer Roller
- Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD)
- Dielectric breakdown test
- Dielectrophoresis (DEP)
- Electro viscous fluids (ER fluids)
- Electron beam deflection
- Electro-optical modulation
- Electrophoresis
- Electrophotography
- Electrostatic chuck
- Electrostatic coating
- Electrostatic deflection
- Electrostatic deflection of charged particle beams
- Electrostatic haptic display
- Electrostatic Levitation Furnace (ELF)
- Electrostatic spinning
- Electrostatic spray
- Ferroelectric evaluation
- Flash sintering
- Ion beam deflection
- Ion engine
- Langmuir probe
- Lock-in Thermography
- Mass Spectrometry
- Material characterization
- Particle accelerators
- Piezo drivers
- Polarization
- Primary charge roller (PCR)
- Scorotron grid supplies
- Solar panel (Photovoltaic cell) evaluations
- Water treeing
Academic paper featuring Matsusada Precision's high-voltage amplifiers
