How to control the HV converter with analog voltage signal?

The HV converter require 24V power supply and some analog voltage signals. I connect two 0~10V voltage signals to the pin of HV converter, 10HVA24-N1. However what I get from the output of HVA is 0V. Is there any thing wrong with my wiring?

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jc2048 over 1 year ago in reply to Dykan +3

Pin 12 is the current monitor output. It will output a voltage that's proportional to the HV current being supplied by the module. Hopefully there's enough resistance in series with the output that you…
michaelkellett over 1 year ago in reply to Dykan +2

So it looks as if your power supply thinks it is working. How is you divider working - (diagram) - its a strange co-incidence that 100uA into 0.63M would give excatly 63V. Your power supply max output…
dang74 over 1 year ago +1

Interesting device. Reading through the app note that is available on the manufacturer's website I noticed that pin 11 can be driven by TTL. The app note suggests that the level on pin 11 must be at least…

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0 Dykan over 1 year ago

dang74 ,shabaz
Thank you for reply. I provide the pin11 and the pin6 with 10V for enable or 0V for disable, while pin2 and pin6 with a step voltage between 0 and 10V.
Don't worry, the TTL can afford 10V.
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0 jc2048 over 1 year ago in reply to Dykan

What are you doing with the current-limit programming (pin 13)? If that input is arranged like the voltage programming, it will default to zero without anything driving it.
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0 Dykan over 1 year ago in reply to jc2048

I just finish a test today, and the pin12 voltage is controlled with an additional 10V AO, but the HVA output is 0V. Interestingly, when my AO is connected to pin12, even though I program the AO to be 10V, the actual measurement shows 0V. And once I remove pin12, my AO can be detected as 10V again.
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0 Dykan over 1 year ago in reply to jc2048

I just finish a test today, and the pin12 voltage is controlled with an additional 10V AO, but the HVA output is 0V. Interestingly, when my AO is connected to pin12, even though I program the AO to be 10V, the actual measurement shows 0V. And once I remove pin12, my AO can be detected as 10V again.
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0 jc2048 over 1 year ago in reply to Dykan

Pin 12 is the current monitor output. It will output a voltage that's proportional to the HV current being supplied by the module. Hopefully there's enough resistance in series with the output that you haven't damaged it by back-driving it with a voltage.

The programmable current limit input is pin 13.
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