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For these tasks an SRS SR560 comes in very handy, which can also be tailored for bandwidth. (No commercial interest, just a really useful multi-use lab accessory). But there are other excellent choices, too.
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> Maybe but it apparently needs a slew rate > 10V/us into what may be a 50 ohm impedance. This is RF circuitry. Perhaps the manufacturer can give some more details as it's hard to define what's needed on the basis of the supplied info. IMHO
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> Dear Petro,
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> Would an amplifier solve your problem? If you buy an electronic amplifier that amplifies your driving voltage 2-3 times (from 5V to 10V or higher) you should be able to drive your pockels cell. Unless I’m thinking too easy here. You can buy suitable amplifiers from e.g. Minicircuits.
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>> Am 09.05.2021 um 10:44 schrieb Khoroshyy Petro <
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>> Thanks.
>> I will have a look on the shifter.
>> I am a bit lost by analog control?
>> Do you mean setting up the HT by control voltage?
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>>> There are submicrosecond level shifters such as this:
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https://www.onsemi.com/pdf/datasheet/mc14504b-d.pdf, and if the impedance
>>> was high enough on the input you could even use a high side driver for even
>>> faster switching speeds. However, if you are driving a Pockels cell (which
>>> normally requires analog instead of digital control) I would just use an
>>> op-amp voltage multiplier. A unity gain stable op-amp would be the easiest
>>> bet, and one like this would be plenty fast:
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>>>> Hi everybody.
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>>>> This question is not directly about confocal microscopy but, and might be
>>>> better addressed on some electrical engineering forum. Bit i believe
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>>>> is someone who can guide me in the right direction.
>>>> I need to drive a Pockel cell driver with 10 V pulses, but available
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>>>> generator has max 5V output. I need pulses with submicrosecond rising
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>>>> I have searched for level shifters chips with needed bandwidth and
>>>> impedance but all of what I found work up to 5.5 volts.
>>>> I wonder if someone can recommend some solution for the problem or give a
>>>> hint.
>>>> Thanks.
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