The NS switch driver provides a convenient way to use the NS series electro-optical switches, which act as a pure capacitive load. Each driver is tuned to a specific device mounted on the PCB. To operate, the customer only needs to plug in the accompanying DC power supply and input a control signal through the golden SMA connector. The switch will be activated as the input voltage exceeds 3V with less than 1µA draw, compatible with 3.3V CMOS/TTL . We produce boards to control multiple NS switches with individual SMA connectors. No computer-based control software is available for such a high-speed operation.
DC-100 kHz Driver for Dual Stage NanoSpeed™ Switches
Features:
- High speed
- High repetition
- High output voltage
- Wide input voltage range
- TTL/CMOS control
- Push-Pull output design
- Low power consumption
- Compact and low cost
| Specs | Min | Typical | Max | Unit | |
| Rise Time (Tr)[1] | 85 | 100 | ns | ||
| Fall Time (Tf)[2] | 85 | 100 | ns | ||
| Repetition Rate | DC | 100 | kHz | ||
| Pulse Width | 1.0 | ms | |||
| Control Input (TTL pulse) | 0 | 5 | V | ||
| Power Consumption | 5 | W | |||
| Power Current | 0.08 | 0.4 | A | ||
| Power Supply | 12 | V | |||
| Operating Temperature | -5 | 70 | ºC | ||
| Storage Temperature | -40 | 80 | ºC | ||
| Electrical Connector | SMA | ||||
| Board Size | 3.5(L)x1.25(W) | Inch | |||
Note:
[1]: Optic Intensity Change from 10% to 90% intuits;
[2]: Optic Intensity Change from 90% to 10% intuits;
[3]: Switch Speed (Rise): Duration from begin of electronic signal to end of optic intensity change;
[4]: Switch Speed (Fall): Duration from begin of electronic signal to end of optic intensity change.
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