Voltage Supply for Electrical Focusing of Electron Beams
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsJosef Deuringer, Jürgen Oelschlegel
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsJosef Deuringer, Jürgen Oelschlegel
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A rapidly regulable high-voltage supply for the electrical focusing of an electron beam using a high-voltage final stage is provided. The high-voltage final stage includes a plurality of amplification elements that are interconnected in a series configuration with a first high-voltage connection, and a potential dividing chain including a series of potential dividing elements. The potential dividing chain is interconnected with the first high-voltage connection and has a signal interconnection with the plurality of amplification elements, so that when a voltage is applied across the potential dividing chain, a difference in voltages between a signal input to any amplification element of the plurality of amplification elements and a signal input to a next amplification element of the plurality of amplification elements has a same sign.
A high-voltage final stage comprising:
A system for rapidly regulating a high-voltage signal, the system comprising:
A rapidly regulable high-voltage supply for electrical focusing of an electron beam, the rapidly regulable high-voltage supply comprising:
A method for operating a system for rapidly regulating a high-voltage signal, the system comprising a first high-voltage final stage comprising a first high-voltage connection, a plurality of first amplification elements that have an interconnection in a series configuration with the first high-voltage connection, and a potential dividing chain comprising a series of potential dividing elements, the potential dividing chain being interconnected with the first high-voltage connection, and when the series of first amplification elements and potential dividing elements is numbered starting from the first high-voltage connection, in each case a signal input to a first amplification element of the plurality of first amplification elements numbered n having a first signal interconnection with a potential dividing element of the series of potential dividing elements numbered n, so that when a voltage is applied across the potential dividing chain, a difference in voltages at a signal input to a first amplification element numbered n and at a signal input to the first amplification element numbered n+1 in every case has the same sign, the system further comprising a second high-voltage final stage comprising an actuation element, a high-voltage output, and a regulator configured for producing at a first control signal output a first regulating signal from a set-point signal and an actual value signal, wherein the actual value signal is derived from a signal from the high-voltage output, wherein the actuation element for the first high-voltage final stage has a second signal interconnection with the first control signal output, wherein the method comprises:
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