Lessons from the Lab: PVX Bias @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
Lessons from the Lab: PVX Bias  @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
BNC electrical engineer Cameron Simmons guides us through the steps he takes to modify a PVX-4151 high voltage pulse generator so its output can be biased up 1000 volts.

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Link to more information about the PVX-4151 unit. Technical resources are located towards the bottom of the product page: berkeleynucleonics.com/pvx-4151-%C2%B115kv-pulse-output

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