PCA-10 Capacitor Charging Module for Medical Devices

Name: PCA-10 Capacitor Charging Module for Medical Devices
Brand: OEM Tech
Availability: InStock

Description

PCA-10 capacitor charger (or capacitor charging power supply) is a high-frequency switch-mode converter, which transforms AC input to regulated high voltage DC output to charge capacitors. It was developed for the use in pumping systems of flashlamp-pumped solid-state laser devices. However, they have found their application also in non-laser medical systems, e.g. for magnetic pulse stimulators.

Module is intended to be used for medical purposes, in medical laser equipment. All the device parameters meet the latest versions of medical standards requirements: IEC 60601-1:2005/AMD1:2012 for electrical safety and IEC 60601-1-2:2014 for EMC, so PCA‑10 can be used in medical systems without any modifications, any additional filtration or additional means of protection.

We have several modules with different output power ( 2kW PCA-20 capacitor charger and 4kW high voltage capacitor charger PCA-40) suitable for hair-remove applications and capacitor chargers for industrial applications.

Specifications

Voltage (VAC):	110 V
Max Output Voltage:	300 – 1500 V
Max Output Power:	1000 W
Stability:	0.5 %
PFC:	98 %
Leakage Current, Max:	200 uA
Safety Standard:	IEC 60601-1
EMC:	IEC 60601-1-2

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Features

1000 W nominal output power
Up to 2000 V output voltage
110-240 V AC universal input
Meets all safety and EMC requirements for medical devices
3-year guarantee (option)

Applications

Medical Systems: The PCA-10 module is medical-grade and comply with IEC 60601-1 and IEC 60601-1-2 standards, making it suitable for integration into medical systems without modifications.
Capacitor Charging: Designed to convert AC input to a regulated high voltage DC output for charging capacitors, these modules are ideal for applications requiring efficient and reliable capacitor charging.
As a part of power supply for Holmium lasers for surgery (Ho:YAG, CTH:YAG), Alexandrite, long pulse Nd:YAG, long pulse KTP laser systems for aesthetics, Nanosecond (q-switched) and Picosecond Nd:YAG laser systems for tatoo removal, Er:YAG laser system for dermatology, IPL machines, IPL / laser / RF machine with handheld applicators (low-power low-voltage), IPL / laser / diode machine with handheld applicators (medium power)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PCA-10 capacitor charger used for?

The PCA-10 capacitor charger is used for charging capacitors in pumping systems of flashlamp-pumped solid-state laser devices and non-laser medical systems.

What are the features of the PCA-10 capacitor charger?

The PCA-10 capacitor charger has a 1000 W nominal output power, up to 1500 V output voltage, and a 110-240 V AC universal input. It also meets all safety and EMC requirements for medical devices and comes with a 3-year guarantee.

Can the PCA-10 capacitor charger be used in medical systems without modifications?

Yes, the PCA-10 capacitor charger can be used in medical systems without any modifications, additional filtration, or additional means of protection. It meets the latest versions of medical standards requirements for electrical safety and EMC.

Is the PCA-10 capacitor charger sensitive to reverse polarity?

Yes, the PCA-10 capacitor charger is sensitive to reverse polarity applied to the output. It is important to ensure the correct polarity when using the charger. If unsure, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer for details.

Are there any warnings or precautions to be aware of when using the PCA-10 capacitor charger?

Yes, there are several warnings to be aware of when using the PCA-10 capacitor charger. These include the need for protective grounding, using the equipment only inside medical equipment with electrical isolation, not opening the enclosure as there are no user-serviceable parts, and avoiding use in the presence of flammable anesthetic mixtures.