ECG series is no longer available as we stopped the production and sales of this model in November 2020. Meanwhile, we support.
Single Output, Rack-mount Reversible type -1 kV to +1 kV/±10 W
ECG Series are high voltage power supplies developed especially for electrostatic chuck application. The wafer can be held or released by DC ON/OFF. Smooth release of chuck is also possible by reversing the polarity. The polarity can be reversed by the switch on the front panel or the contact signal. Also, it is possible to output zero-cross bipolar output with the external control voltage.
Features and Benefits
- Specially designed for Electrostatic Chuck (E-chuck) application
- Fast response with electronically polarity change
- Bipolar Output
- Uses no relay, so high reliability and long life
Main application
Models
| Model | Output | Input Current (at AC100 V) max |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Voltage [kV] | Current [mA] | ||
| ECG-1B10 | 0 to ±1 kV | 10 mA | 1 A |
Specifications
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ECG series Datasheet
PDF（146KB）
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High voltage power supply especially for E-Chuck Selection Guide
Date: 2025-08-01 rev 11
PDF (2,307 KB)
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Safety and Usage of High voltage Power supply
Date: 2025-09-08 rev 04
PDF (602 KB)
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ECG series Datasheet
PDF（146KB）
-
High voltage power supply especially for E-Chuck Selection Guide
Date: 2025-08-01 rev 11
PDF (2,307 KB)
-
Safety and Usage of High voltage Power supply
Date: 2025-09-08 rev 04
PDF (602 KB)
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