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Model 25A Manual
Introduction:
The Model 25A drive electronics is a high voltage push-pull linear power amplifier capable of
output voltage swings in the order of 145v P-P, push-pull. The Model 25A provides an output
frequency response from DC-25MHz and typical rise and fall times of 14ns.
ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145
Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit
www.conoptics.com
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  • Page 1 The Model 25A drive electronics is a high voltage push-pull linear power amplifier capable of output voltage swings in the order of 145v P-P, push-pull. The Model 25A provides an output frequency response from DC-25MHz and typical rise and fall times of 14ns.
  • Page 2: Technical Overview

    DC and AC currents flow through the cables and the modulator. Input Signal Requirements: The Model 25A is DC coupled. Care should be taken in matching the input signal levels to that described below and on the front panel. The front panel of the driver contains a peel-off label instructing the user which of three different types of inputs the system is configured to accept.
  • Page 3 “storage delays” may result. The amplifier may take hundreds of microseconds to recover. Do not attempt to increase the input level beyond 1.0v limit. ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145 Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit...
  • Page 4 “clip” and it will affect the operating point of the E.O. modulator, causing “bounce” in the detected output. If the above input signal is DC coupled form the source, no precautions are necessary. ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145 Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit www.conoptics.com...
  • Page 5 The unipolar negative waveform as shown above has the same requirements as the positive case except that -1.0v would naturally be the most negative limit. ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145 Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit...
  • Page 6 PC board mounted on the inside of the rear panel. The control is on the left upper corner of the board as faced from the front panel. Note: No input signal should be connect to the driver input ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145 Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit www.conoptics.com...
  • Page 7 This action closely duplicates what the modulator sees electrically except for bandwidth and p-p signal. ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145 Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit...
  • Page 8 It is recommended that this control is left in its factory position and an external attenuator be used, if required, to limit the maximum input ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145 Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit...
  • Page 9 DC power connector J5. Note: There are hazardous voltages present in this area (-550VDC). There are no adjustments required for this amplifier. ConOptics, Inc. 19 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06810 Phone 800-748-3349 Fax 203-790-6145 Email: sales@conoptics.com, or visit www.conoptics.com...