1500 W at 50 kV

[jnetty]

What's the best method for getting a 50 kV at 1500 W in a lab setting? Power supplies at these voltages seem to mostly be fairly low power (the highest I've seen was 120 W.) Anyone know of anything more convenient than a power line transformer (if that's even a functional idea.)?

 

[System Protection]

DC?

Like this?

https://product.tdk.com/en/search/power/switching-power/high-voltage/info?part_no=802L-50KV-NEG-3P400

 

[jnetty]

Yep, like that. I've also found one now through Matsuada that could work.

We were hoping for high frequency, but that is looking cost prohibitive. DC may cut it though; currently not quite sure.

 

[chema72000]

Yep, like that. I've also found one now through Matsuada that could work.

We were hoping for high frequency, but that is looking cost prohibitive. DC may cut it though; currently not quite sure.

You can try to use a High voltage transformer to reach the 50 kV, I would use a Full Bridge topology.