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    PCO 6131datasheet RevA

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    The PCO-6131 is a compact, high-power pulsed current source module designed to drive diode lasers, bars and arrays with pulsed, QCW or CW modes. It can deliver output currents from 1A to 125A with pulse widths from less than 100ns to continuous operation, and repetition frequencies from single-shot to 500kHz. It uses a hysteretic, average current regulator and shunting switch to generate pulses with adjustable rise times from less than 30ns to over 2.5μs. It requires an external 24VDC power supply and uses CMOS and TTL signals to control output pulse width, frequency and current level.

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    The PCO-6131 is a compact, high-power pulsed current source module designed to drive diode lasers, bars and arrays with pulsed, QCW or CW modes. It can deliver output currents from 1A to 125A with pulse widths from less than 100ns to continuous operation, and repetition frequencies from single-shot to 500kHz. It uses a hysteretic, average current regulator and shunting switch to generate pulses with adjustable rise times from less than 30ns to over 2.5μs. It requires an external 24VDC power supply and uses CMOS and TTL signals to control output pulse width, frequency and current level.

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    The PCO-6131 is a compact, high-power pulsed current source module designed to drive diode lasers, bars and arrays with pulsed, QCW or CW modes. It can deliver output currents from 1A to 125A with pulse widths from less than 100ns to continuous operation, and repetition frequencies from single-shot to 500kHz. It uses a hysteretic, average current regulator and shunting switch to generate pulses with adjustable rise times from less than 30ns to over 2.5μs. It requires an external 24VDC power supply and uses CMOS and TTL signals to control output pulse width, frequency and current level.

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    PCO 6131datasheet RevA

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    The PCO-6131 is a compact, high-power pulsed current source module designed to drive diode lasers, bars and arrays with pulsed, QCW or CW modes. It can deliver output currents from 1A to 125A with pulse widths from less than 100ns to continuous operation, and repetition frequencies from single-shot to 500kHz. It uses a hysteretic, average current regulator and shunting switch to generate pulses with adjustable rise times from less than 30ns to over 2.5μs. It requires an external 24VDC power supply and uses CMOS and TTL signals to control output pulse width, frequency and current level.

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    PCO-6131 FIXED PULSED/CW LASER

    DIODE DRIVER MODULE


    • Economical OEM Module
    • 0A to 125A Output
    • 2.5kW Maximum Average Output
    Power
    • 20V Maximum Output Voltage
    • User Adjustable Rise Time
    • <100nS to DC Pulse Width
    • Repetition Frequency Single Shot
    to 500kHz
    • Current Monitor Output (Optional)

    The PCO-6131 is a compact, OEM-style high parasitic capacitance and inductance of the
    power pulsed current source designed to drive shunting switch and output leads.
    diode lasers, bars and arrays in pulsed, QCW or
    CW modes. It delivers output current variable No power is dissipated in the driver until it is
    from 1A to 125A, pulse widths variable from enabled. When enabled, at 125A maximum
    <100ns to DC, and pulse repetition frequencies output approximately 75W is continuously
    variable from single-shot to 500KHz at duty dissipated in the driver to maintain the current in
    cycles up to 100%. the energy storage inductor (see note #1 on
    next page for more information).
    The PCO-6131 features a user-adjustable
    variable rise time control. This innovative feature The PCO-6131 requires user-supplied +24VDC
    allows the user to adjust the rise time within a support power, a CMOS (+5V) gate signal, and a
    range of <30ns to >2.5µs by means of a PCB TTL-level enable/ disable signal. The high current
    mounted potentiometer, to optimize the driver’s output is derived from the +24VDC DC input. The
    rise time for the user’s application. output pulse width and frequency are controlled
    by the gate signal. The output current amplitude
    The PCO-6131 is based on a hysteretic, average is controlled by a PCB-mount potentiometer.
    current, switch-mode regulator. This type of A current monitor output may be viewed with an
    regulator is a variable frequency, variable pulse oscilloscope, providing a straight-forward means
    width design which maintains current in an to observe the diode current waveform in real-
    energy storage inductor between a minimum and time.
    maximum level. The ripple is limited to the
    minimum and maximum current determined by To protect the laser diode and the driver, circuitry
    the hysteretic controller. The regulator is started is incorporated into the driver that disables the
    when the TTL "enable" line is taken high and runs output if the +24VDC support power drops below
    as long as the enable is high. The use of the 18V. Clamp diodes are incorporated into the
    hysteretic regulator provides a large input range output network to protect the laser diode against
    and high efficiency. reverse voltage conditions.

    A shunting switch shorts the output of the The rugged, compact design and high power
    regulator until output current is needed. The capability of the PCO-6131 make it an excellent
    pulse is generated by opening the shunt switch OEM choice for driving high power laser diodes.
    for the length of the input pulse.The pulse rise
    and fall times are then limited only by the stray/
    Specifications
    PARAMETER VALUE
    PULSE OUTPUT CURRENT
    Amplitude Range 0A to 125A
    Means Of Adjustment Trimpot Mounted on PCB
    or External Analog Voltage
    Program. Jumper Selectable
    Output Polarity Positive
    Pulse Rise Time Variable From <30nS to >2.5uS
    (10% to 90%) User Adjustable
    Through Trimpot Mounted on PCB
    Pulse Width <100nS to DC
    Pulse Recurrence Frequency Single Shot to 500kHz
    Range
    Maximum Duty Cycle 100%
    Output Pulse Ripple/Droop ~2A (<2% at 125A)
    Jitter <3nS First Sigma
    Efficiency >75% at 50% Duty Cycle 125A
    Output *
    Output Connector High Current DSUB PCB Mounted
    DIODE FORWARD VOLTAGE
    Amplitude 20V Maximum
    GATE INPUT
    Type Positive Edge Trigger
    Gate Input +5V CMOS
    CURRENT MONITOR OUTPUT
    Current Monitor (PCA-9155 1000A/1V Terminated Into 50Ω
    Optional) +3% Of The Actual Current
    Current Monitor Connector BNC
    CONTROL FUNCTIONS
    Output Enable/Disable TTL Input High = Enabled
    GENERAL
    Input Power +24VDC Unregulated *
    Operating Temperature 0ºC to 40ºC
    Cooling Air Cooled
    Dimensions (D X W X H) 6.5” x 8” x 3.3” (16.51cm x 20.3cm
    x 8.4cm)
    SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

    *The idle power consumption (power consumed when the driver is enabled but
    not pulsing) varies non-linearly with output current, and can be approximated by
    the formula PIDLE=I² x 0.023 where I is the output current setpoint. When pulsing,
    the switching losses (PSW) are about 30W. Therefore the 24VDC power
    requirements can be approximated by the formula PSW + [IOUTVOUT + IOUT²
    (0.030)]DC + PIDLE (1-DC) where VOUT is the diode forward voltage and DC is
    the duty cycle. For example, at 40A output current, 10V diode voltage and 30%
    duty cycle, the power consumption is 30W + [40A x 10V + 40A² x 0.03].3 + [40A²
    x 0.023](1-.3) = 190W. The +24VDC support power should be sized to provide
    this average power.

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