Hello,
I was looking for spectrum/ discharge tubes for calibrating spectral images of argon plasma. The discharge tubes are available and affordable, but the spectrum tube power supply is, currently, out of budget. So, I was thinking of building it on my own.

These power supplies operate at 120 V & 60 Hz to provide an output of 1000 V at 10 mA (10 W).

Can you anyone suggest how to design this power supply, or guide to any articles related to this?

Thank you
Jagadeesh

 

Perhaps one of these might do the job:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DC-6V-12V...st-Generator-transformer-Board-/262681514804?
hash=item3d2909d334:g:TJsAAOSw4shYBzHp
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/High-Volt...194207?hash=item2a6459349f:g:zAsAAOSwQjNW-6ks

 

Hello,
I was looking for spectrum/ discharge tubes for calibrating spectral images of argon plasma. The discharge tubes are available and affordable, but the spectrum tube power supply is, currently, out of budget. So, I was thinking of building it on my own.

These power supplies operate at 120 V & 60 Hz to provide an output of 1000 V at 10 mA (10 W).

Can you anyone suggest how to design this power supply, or guide to any articles related to this?

Thank you
Jagadeesh

There's probably such a PSU design on the LT applications site - can't remember the name of their regular author which would lead you straight there. A co author was Bob Pease which may help as a search term.