A low cost, stable, programmable, unipolar current source is described. The circuit is designed in view of a modular arrangement, suitable for applications where several DC sources must be controlled at once. A hybrid switching/linear design helps in improving the stability and in reducing the power dissipation and cross-talking. Multiple units can be supplied by a single DC power supply, while allowing for a variety of maximal current values and compliance voltages at the outputs. The circuit is analogically controlled by a unipolar voltage, enabling current programmability and control through commercial digital-to-analogue conversion cards. Published by AIP Publishing.

Biancalana, V., Bevilacqua, G., Chessa, P., Dancheva, Y., Cecchi, R., Stiaccini, L. (2017). A low noise modular current source for stable magnetic field control. REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, 88(3) [10.1063/1.4977931].

A low noise modular current source for stable magnetic field control

Biancalana, Valerio;Bevilacqua, Giuseppe;Chessa, Piero;Dancheva, Yordanka;Cecchi, Roberto;Stiaccini, Leonardo
2017-01-01

Abstract

A low cost, stable, programmable, unipolar current source is described. The circuit is designed in view of a modular arrangement, suitable for applications where several DC sources must be controlled at once. A hybrid switching/linear design helps in improving the stability and in reducing the power dissipation and cross-talking. Multiple units can be supplied by a single DC power supply, while allowing for a variety of maximal current values and compliance voltages at the outputs. The circuit is analogically controlled by a unipolar voltage, enabling current programmability and control through commercial digital-to-analogue conversion cards. Published by AIP Publishing.
2017
Biancalana, V., Bevilacqua, G., Chessa, P., Dancheva, Y., Cecchi, R., Stiaccini, L. (2017). A low noise modular current source for stable magnetic field control. REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, 88(3) [10.1063/1.4977931].
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