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High-Voltage Power SupplyIon Pump Controller

3000~5000 V adjustable · sub-nA current measurement · runs from a PD power bank

A smart high-voltage supply for miniature ion pumps and UHV systems. Its single output adjusts from 3000 to 5000 V in 100 V minimum steps with voltage stability better than 2%, while 0.1 nA-level current measurement converts ion current into a live vacuum readout (10⁻³~10⁻¹¹ Pa, switchable to Torr or mbar) — no separate gauge required. Operate locally on the 3.5-inch color touchscreen (auto brightness and sleep), or connect a host computer over USB Type-B or Ethernet — with modbus-rtu and modbus-tcp support — to read voltage, current and pressure and configure parameters. The whole unit runs on USB Type-C PD (15V/3A) at very low power — a PD power bank can drive your ion pump, keeping vacuum alive through transport, outages and portable deployments: a capability rarely found in this product class. It is the standard companion controller for LinQ's miniature combination ion pump, and is also available separately.

LinQ Quantum high-voltage power supply — ion pump controller
3000~5000 VAdjustable output (100 V steps)
0.1 nACurrent measurement level
10⁻¹¹ PaPressure readout floor
Type-C PDPowered · PD power-bank ready

Key Features

A high-voltage supply, a vacuum gauge and a remote-monitoring terminal in one box.

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Runs Your Ion Pump From a PD Power Bank

Ultra-low-power design powered over USB Type-C PD (15V/3A), compatible with common PD power banks — keep pumping through transport, outages and portable deployments without mains power. A capability rarely found in this product class.

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Wide-Range Adjustable HV

Single 3000~5000 V output in 100 V minimum steps, stability better than 2%; a red LED indicates whenever high voltage is applied.

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Sub-nA Current Measurement

0.1 nA-level current resolution converts ion current directly into vacuum readout across 10⁻³~10⁻¹¹ Pa, switchable to Torr or mbar.

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Touchscreen + Remote Control

3.5-inch color touchscreen for local operation (auto brightness and sleep); USB Type-B or Ethernet host link with modbus-rtu / modbus-tcp support to read voltage, current and pressure and set parameters.

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Comprehensive Output Protection

Max output current ≥200 µA at 5000 V; over-current, over-voltage and under-voltage protection safeguard both pump and supply.

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Works With LinQ Products

The standard companion controller for LinQ's miniature combination ion pump; offered as a benchtop instrument or an embedded module for OEM systems.

Specifications

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Intended LoadPositive-polarity ion pumps up to 5 L/s (incl. LinQ's miniature combination ion pump)
Output Channels1
Output Voltage3000~5000 V adjustable (100 V min. steps)
Voltage StabilityBetter than 2%
Max Output Current≥ 200 µA @ 5000 V
Output ProtectionOver-current, over-voltage and under-voltage protection
Current Display Resolution0.1 nA level
Pressure Readout Range1×10⁻³ ~ 1×10⁻¹¹ Pa (switchable Torr / mbar)
Display & Controls3.5-inch color touchscreen (auto brightness & sleep); HV-on LED indicator
Host InterfaceUSB Type-B / Ethernet (modbus-rtu & modbus-tcp)
Power InputUSB Type-C PD (15V/3A, PD power-bank ready)
HV ConnectorHV SHV BNC (5 kV class), 3 m HV cable included
CoolingNatural convection / optional fan
Form FactorBenchtop instrument / embedded module (size customizable)

Application Fields

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Ion Pump Operation

The standard supply for miniature combination ion pumps — high voltage, current measurement and vacuum display in one unit.

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Portable & Transport Scenarios

Power-bank operation maintains vacuum during system transport and suits portable quantum-sensing instruments.

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Laboratory UHV Systems

HV supply and vacuum monitoring for cold-atom setups, surface-science and analytical instruments with compact UHV chambers.

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OEM Integration

The module variant drops the human interface and runs entirely over its data interface — ready to embed in quantum systems and automated equipment.

A smart supply for your ion pump

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