Dh Technologies Development Pte. Ltd.

Manuel Faur

Ernesto Gradin

Bradley B Schneider

John Vandermey

Tiberiu Gera

Farshid Tayyeb

A high-voltage power supply system for a mass spectrometer comprises a ground-referenced power supply with a first transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding, the primary winding is electrically coupled to a first source of AC power, and a floated bias voltage power supply with a second transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding, the primary winding of the second transformer is electrically coupled to a second source of AC power. A return electrical path of the floated bias voltage power supply is electrically coupled to the ground-referenced power supply to bias an output voltage of the ground-referenced power supply. A floating shield is around the floating bias voltage power supply, and at least one resistive element is in the return electrical path of the floated bias voltage power supply to reduce noise coupled from the floated bias voltage power supply to the ground-referenced power supply.

Ultra low noise floated high voltage supply for mass spectrometer ion detector

In one aspect, a voltage regulator is disclosed, which comprises a first voltage regulator unit configured for regulating a voltage generated by a positive high voltage source, a second voltage regulator unit configured for regulating a voltage generated by a negative high voltage source, a polarity switch for connecting said first and second voltage regulator units to said positive and negative high voltage sources, respectively, and an output voltage port for receiving a regulated positive and negative high voltage from said first and said second voltage regulator units, respectively.

Low noise bipolar high voltage regulator

Apparatus, systems, and methods for reducing or eliminating crosstalk in ion mobility spectrometers are provided. In some aspects, the apparatus, systems, and methods can reduce or eliminate crosstalk without significantly increasing the overall capacitive load of the ion mobility system. In accordance with various aspects of the applicant's teachings, cross talk compensation circuits are disclosed herein that address resulting issues in RF pickup and/or crosstalk in ion mobility spectrometers used with high-sensitivity downstream mass spectrometers such as mass spectrometers having high velocity gas interfaces that can be coupled to the ion mobility spectrometer.

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Richmond Hill, Canada

Manuel Faur