[Sneap] Stand Alone Cryopump Motor Power Supply?
Powell E. Barber
barber at nucmar.physics.fsu.edu
Wed Nov 7 12:28:42 EST 2007
Hi Chris,
We've done it here. It was for a cryotorr 7 though. Basically, we
pulled the requisite circuitry from the SC compressor diagram.
As I recall, the two phases pass through untouched (or fused if you
wish) and a third phase is "simulated" via capacitor. I'll dig around
and send you what I can find directly.
By the way, we run all our APD's this way now using ASC compressors.
Regards,
Powell
On Wed, 7 Nov 2007, Chris Westerfeldt wrote:
> Has anyone built a stand alone power supply for a CTI cryopump motor? We
> have a need to drive a CT-10 pump motor from
> a stand alone power supply instead of the compressor due to the pump being
> electrically isolated. I don¹t have a circuit diagram for the compressor so
> am hoping that someone out there has already figured out what is needed.
> Thanks ,
> - Chris
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>
> Chris R. Westerfeldt
> Research Scientist / T.U.N.L. Radiation Safety Manager
> Duke University Physics Department &
> Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory
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