BR112020012595A2 - high voltage digital power supply - Google Patents

Abstract

a high voltage digital power supply having a plurality of filters, a high voltage divider and a memory processor. memory contains operational setpoints. the processor is configured to receive scaled voltage feedback signals from the high voltage divider, compare the scaled voltage feedback signals to the plurality of operational setpoints in memory, calculate and store revised operational setpoints using the scaled voltage feedback signal compared, use the revised operational setpoints to simultaneously and automatically regulate the output voltage to be within all operational setpoints, and generate an alert when output conditions exceed any setpoints operational.

Description

HIGH VOLTAGE DIGITAL POWER SUPPLY SPECIFICATION

[0001]This application claims priority and benefit from the co-pending Interim US Patent Application Serial No. 62/608,016 filed December 20, 2017 entitled "DIGITAL CONTROLLED HIGH VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY" (our reference

2296,004) and co-pending US Provisional Patent Application Serial No. 62/608,018 filed December 20, 2017 entitled "MULTI-CONTROLLABLE HIGH VOLTAG POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM" (our reference 2296,005). its entirety.

APPLICATION FIELD

[0002] The present invention generally relates to the high voltage digital power supply.

RATIONALE

[0003] There is a need for a digital power supply with improved performance and reduced cost compared to traditional analog counterparts.

[0004]The present modalities meet these needs.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0005]The detailed description will be better understood in conjunction with the attached drawings, as follows:

[0006]Figure 1 represents an overview of the high voltage digital power supply according to one or more modalities.

[0007]Figure 2 represents a second power supply according to one or more modalities.

[0008]The present modalities are detailed below with reference to the figures listed.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF MODALITIES

[0009]Before explaining the present apparatus in detail, it should be understood that the apparatus is not limited to particular modalities and that it can be practiced or performed in various ways.

[0010] The present invention relates to a high voltage digital power supply.

[0011]The high voltage digital power supply has a high voltage installation configured to receive a low voltage and generate a high voltage signal containing unwanted sinusoidal noise, the high voltage installation comprising at least one of: a transformer, a transistor and a high voltage multiplier.

[0012]The high voltage digital power supply has a plurality of filters, where at least one filter is connected to the high voltage installation. The at least one filter forms a high voltage output.

[0013]The high voltage digital power supply has a high voltage divider to receive the high voltage output and generate a scaled voltage feedback signal.

[0014]The high voltage digital power supply has a processor with memory containing a plurality of operational setpoints. The processor is connected to low and high voltage installations.

[0015]The processor is configured to: receive the scaled voltage feedback signal from the high voltage divider; comparing the scaled voltage feedback signal to the plurality of operational setpoints in the memory; calculate, store, revised operational setpoints using the compared scaled voltage feedback signal; use the revised operational setpoints to simultaneously and automatically regulate the output voltage to be within all operational setpoints; and generate an alert as output signals when output conditions exceed any operational setpoint.

[0016]High-voltage digital power supply can prevent injuries and casualties near a power supply by preventing spikes in the power supply exceeding human resistance.

[0017]The high voltage digital power supply provides a clear feedback signal that reduces noise in the power supply. The high voltage digital power supply causes fast and accurate shutdown of the power supply to prevent fire and explosion in the event of a fault or explosive overcurrent condition due to high voltage.

[0018] In the embodiments, the high voltage digital power supply has a digitally compensated circuit that can provide a clean and accurate output. The high voltage digital power supply provides a stable power supply for clear and accurate medical imaging applications, which can enable early diagnosis of diseases and medical conditions.

[0019]The high voltage digital power supply can provide a smaller size power supply. The smaller size power supply allows you to reduce the size and weight of medical equipment. The smaller size power supply can be used in case of natural or man-made disasters.

[0020] In the embodiments, the high voltage digital power supply can provide a stable power supply for equipment that detects contraband. This long-lasting stable and reliable power supply can be used by the TSA and the National Security Administration to detect threats to national security.

[0021]High-voltage digital power supply can allow wider variable input voltage range, so that a single machine can be deployed and relocated in many geographic areas. The high voltage digital power supply provides many voltages with a single portable, lightweight and portable high voltage digital power supply. For example, the power supply can range from 0.5 to 10 pounds. The high voltage digital power supply allows multiple locations to be served sequentially without the need for machines specially built for each location.

[0022]The high voltage digital power supply can be used for portable X-ray units to provide quick relief to devastated areas.

[0023]The following definitions are used here:

[0024]The term "alert" can refer to a signal that specifies when a specific condition is met. For example, an alert might be an LED that emits light when the input voltage exceeds a high output voltage threshold.

[0025]The term "communication protocol or discrete 1/O signals" can refer to a signal or signal group used to interact with the high voltage power supply. For example, the communication protocol could be a signal received from a voltage divider feedback signal or computer communications to turn the high voltage output on or off.

[0026]The term "digital high voltage power supply" can refer to a high voltage power supply in which digital technology is used within the feedback loop to control the high voltage power supply. For example, a high voltage digital power supply can increase or decrease the high voltage output using an analog setpoint and prevent the system from experiencing unwanted voltage variations above 1%.

[0027]The term "filters" can refer to a device or substance that passes electrical current of certain frequencies or frequency ranges, preventing the passage of other current at different frequencies or different frequency ranges. For example, a filter can be a device that removes white noise from a signal or removes small voltage variations from a sine wave.

[0028]The term "high voltage" describes a variable voltage platform with 125 volts to 1 million volts, allowing the user to select any of these voltages between 125 and 1 million volts on a platform or have any of these voltages in a separate tension platform.

[0029]The term "high voltage divider" can refer to a passive linear circuit that produces an output voltage that is a fraction of the input voltage of the high voltage divider. For example, a high voltage divider takes a high voltage and divides the high voltage 6000 volts into a low voltage 3.3 volts which can be used by the high voltage power supply based on an analog setpoint or a digital setpoint.

[0030]The term "high voltage multiplier" can refer to an arrangement of capacitors and rectifier diodes that are often used to generate high DC voltages. For example, the high voltage multiplier might be a three-stage Cockcroft-Walton "" multiplier.

[0031]The term "high voltage output" is an electrical potential large enough to cause injury or damage to humans, wildlife, pets, or objects. Although the input voltage is low for the inventive power supply, the power supply can create a high voltage output. The "high voltage output" can range from 100 Vdc to 1,000,000 Vdc. The output voltage can be provided through a pin, cable or connector.

[0032]The term "high voltage installation" may refer to an arrangement of capacitor diodes and/or transformers that, in combination, produce high voltage. An example might be a high voltage transformer with a diode and a capacitor that produces 500Vec.

[0033]The term "low voltage" can refer to a voltage less than 100 Vdc. For example, a low voltage might be 24Vdc for the high voltage power supply input or 3.3Vdc for the scaled voltage feedback signal.

[0034]The term non-transient computer readable medium of "memory", such as solid state memory, and the like in communication with the processor.

[0035]The term "non-transient computer-readable medium" excludes any transient signal, but includes any non-transient data storage circuitry, e.g., buffers and cache, and where the non-transient computer-readable medium does not erase when the power is removed from the device or the device is turned off.

[0036]The term "operational setpoints" can refer to the point at which the user wants to operate. For example, the operating high voltage setpoint can be set to 3000V by the operator and the high voltage power supply will output 3000V.

[0037]The term "default startup" may refer to a factory-programmed or user-programmed startup condition. The power supply will turn on and reach the exact factory programmed voltage setpoint for the high voltage output. This high voltage output can be from 0.001 to 100% of the capable output voltage of the power supply.

[0038]The term "processor" refers to a computer, a field programmable gate array (FPGA), a complex of programmable logic devices (CPLD), or a cloud-based computing system. For example, the processor may be a microprocessor.

[0039]The term "revised operating setpoints" may refer to the operating point set by the power supply based on an error calculation. If the operational setpoint is set to 3000V, but the power supply produces 3010V, the power supply's revised operational setpoint will revise the operational setpoint so that the output voltage is 3000V.

[0040]The term "scaled voltage feedback signal" may refer to the signal coming from a high voltage divider. The high voltage signal is scaled to a lower feasible voltage, such as 3.3 Vdc. The high voltage power supply can now use this signal to make adjustments.

[0041]The term "transformer" can refer to an electrical device essentially consisting of two or more windings wound on a single core, which by electromagnetic induction transforms electrical energy from one set of one or more circuits to another set of one or more circuits, so that the frequency of the power remains unchanged and constant, while the voltage and current often change. For example, the transformer in the high voltage power supply can convert 24 Vac to 1200 Vac.

[0042]The term "transistor" can refer to a device that regulates the flow of current or voltage and acts as a switch or gate for electronic signals. For example, a transistor can be a metal oxide field effect transistor (MOSFET) that operates as an "on off" power switch.

[0043]Now, turning to the figures, figure 1 shows an overview of the high voltage digital power supply 10.

[0044]The 10 high voltage digital power supply has a high voltage installation

20.

[0045]The high voltage installation 20 can be configured to receive a low voltage 22 and generate a high voltage signal containing unwanted sinusoidal noise 23.

[0046]The voltage installation 20 can have at least one of: a transformer 24, a transistor 25 and a high voltage multiplier 26.

[0047] In embodiments, the power plant 20 may have a transformer 24 connected to a transistor 25. In the embodiments, the power plant may have a plurality of transformers connected to a plurality of transistors, each pair connected in series and/or in parallel.

[0048] In embodiments, the voltage installation 20 may have a transformer 24 connected to a high voltage multiplier 26. In embodiments, the voltage installation may have a plurality of transformers connected to a plurality of high voltage multipliers, each pair connected in series and/or parallel.

[0049] In embodiments, the voltage plant 20 may have a transistor 25 connected to a transformer 24 connected to a high voltage multiplier 26. The transistor, transformer and high voltage multiplier assembly may be connected in series or in parallel.

[0050]Multiple high voltage transistors, transformers and multipliers can be used in the modalities. Each set of transistor, transformer and high voltage multiplier can be connected in series or in parallel with another set.

[0O051]The high voltage digital power supply 10 has a plurality of filters 60a to 60c, wherein at least one filter 60a to 60c is connected to the high voltage installation 20.

[0052] In embodiments, at least one filter 60a may form a first high voltage output 50a and a second high voltage output 50b. In the modalities, a single high voltage output can be created.

[0053]In one embodiment, the first filter, 60a may be an inductive resistance capacitor filter "LRC filter" and connected in series to a second filter 60b which may be an "RC" resistance capacitor filter still connected in series to a third filter 60c, this may be another RC resistance capacitance filter with identical or different values than the second filter 60b.

[0054] The third filter, or last filter, if only one, two or more than three are used, provides the high voltage output.

[0055]The high voltage output can be 4500 volts as the output.

[0056]A high voltage divider 33 can receive the high voltage output 50a and 50b and generate a 35 scale voltage feedback signal.

[0057]For example, the high voltage divider can receive a high voltage output of 1500 Vdc and generate a 2 Vdc 35 scale voltage feedback signal.

[0058]The high voltage digital power supply 10 may contain a processor 30, for example a microprocessor.

[0059] Processor 30 has memory 32 which may contain a plurality of operational setpoints 36, such as 3000-bit operational setpoints.

[0060]In embodiments, processor 30 may be connected to low voltage 22 and high voltage facility 20.

[0061]Processor 30 can be configured to: receive the 35 scale voltage feedback signal from the high voltage divider 33, compare the 35 scale voltage feedback signal to the plurality of operational setpoints 36a to 36b in the memory, calculation and storage, at least one revised operating setpoint 38 using the compared scaled voltage feedback signal 35, using the revised operating setpoint(s) 38 to simultaneously and automatically regulate the output high voltage 50 to be within all operating setpoints; and generate an alert 37 when output conditions exceed any operational setpoint.

[0062]Operational setpoints are variable, based on user defined parameters.

[0063]In modes, at least one of the preset setpoints and operational setpoints can be analog, digital, or analog and digital setpoints.

[0064]In "modalities, simultaneously, fin 37 can be transmitted automatically via a communication protocol 47 or discrete 1/O signals

49.

[0065]As an example, a usable communication protocol might be RS-232.

[0066]In the embodiments, a digital hunting ripple and smoothing 61 can be located in memory 32. An example of digital hunting ripple and smoothing 61 is a sine wave of known continuous frequency that needs to be removed from the output signal.

[0067] In embodiments, memory 32 may contain a first preset value 64 for setting a speed at which the output voltage reaches an operational operating point after the output is reached from the high voltage power supply and a second preset value 66 in memory to set a speed at which the output voltage is adjusted due to changing current load conditions.

[0068]A second feedback loop 42 may be connected to a current-to-voltage converter 75, providing another feedback signal 76 to processor 30. Feedback signal 76 is used to adjust a revised operational setpoint 38 in memory. Feedback signal 76 does not exceed one of operational setpoints 36a to 36b. As an example, a current-to-voltage converter could be a properly configured op amp, such as those available from Texas InstrumentsQ.

[0069] In the embodiments, the alert 37 may contain a plurality of communication signals, all operating simultaneously to transmit different commands and data.

[0070]In the modes, a preset value can adjust the speed at which the output voltage reaches an operational setpoint after the output is activated from the high voltage power supply and a speed at which the output voltage is adjusted due to variable load conditions.

[0071] Figure 2 represents a second power supply 63 electrically connected between the processor 30 and the high voltage installation 20.

[0072]A temperature sensor 51 can be connected to the processor. The temperature sensor is used to detect the temperature around power supply components.

[0073]A voltage divider 65 can be configured to receive a second voltage output 67 from the high voltage installation and generate a second staggered voltage feedback signal 69.

[0074]For example, if the first voltage output 67 is 2000Vdc, the second stepped voltage feedback signal 69 can be 10Vdc as generated by voltage divider 65.

[0075]In the embodiments, a non-synchronous buck 101, a non-synchronous boost 102, a synchronous buck 103 or a synchronous boost 104 can each operate as the second power supply 63.

[0076]For example, a non-synchronous buck 101 in the power supply could be a voltage converter that converts a voltage of 24 Vdc to 19 Vdc.

[0077]For example, a non-synchronous boost 102 on the power supply could be a voltage converter that converts a voltage of 24Vdc to 36Vdc.

[0078]For example, a synchronous buck 103 usable in the power supply could be a voltage converter that converts a voltage from 29Vdc to 15Vdc.

[0079]For example, a synchronous boost 104 usable in the supply system could be a voltage converter that converts a voltage from 12 Vdc to 28 Vdc.

[0080]Three different power system examples follow: [0081 ]Example 1: High voltage digital power supply with a plastic enclosure.

[0082] In embodiments, the high voltage digital power supply is contained in a plastic enclosure that is sealed. High voltage digital power can weigh from 1.5 to 2 pounds.

[0083]A high voltage installation is in the cabinet which can be bonded to the cabinet, such as with epoxy. The high voltage installation in this example receives a low voltage, such as 12 volts DC.

[0084] The high voltage installation converts the 12 volts into a high voltage signal, such as 1000 Vac, containing unwanted sinusoidal noise, such as a 6 Vac signal, which is like static on a telephone call.

[0085]The high voltage installation can contain a transformer that converts the 12 volts to 1000 volts or a voltage increase device, which does the same voltage conversion, but in a different way.

[0086]The high voltage installation contains a transistor, such as a MOSFET transistor, which draws the low voltage current of 12 volts through the transformer and creates a magnetic field that controls the passage of voltage like a water valve connected to a water tube.

[0087]The high voltage installation contains a high voltage multiplier such as a 6 times multiplier which multiplies the transformer voltage for the high voltage signal which is 6 times the transformer voltage. An example of a high voltage installation might be a standard series multiplier manufactured by Dean Technology of Addison, Texas.

[0088]In this example, two filters are used. A first filter connects to the high voltage installation and the second filter connects to the high voltage installation in series with the first filter.

[0089]The second filter forms a high voltage output.

[0090]The first filter in this example could be a combination of an inductor, such as a 10 microhenry inductor, and a capacitor, such as a 1 microfarad capacitor connected together in parallel to each other with a ground.

[0091]The second filter can be a combination of a resistor in series with the first filter and a capacitor connected to ground. The resistor can be a 10 kg ohm resistor.

The capacitor on the second filter can be a 2 microfarad capacitor.

[0092] The high voltage divider is in the cabinet and electrically connected between the high voltage signal and produces a scaled voltage feedback signal. The high voltage divider is formed from a plurality of resistors connected in series. The high voltage divider can use resistors of different sizes, such as a 10 gig ohm resistor and a 10 kilo ohm resistor.

[0093]The high voltage divider is configured to receive the 1000 volt high voltage output and generate a 3 volt DC scaled voltage feedback signal.

[0094]A processor, such as a microprocessor with programmable peripherals, and various hardware and memory resources.

[0095]Memory for this example contains 4096 operational setpoints. Some of the step points are a specific voltage or current at which the power supply can be configured for operation. Other setpoints are time intervals, or restart intervals, shutdowns for periods of time. For example, a specific voltage can be changed from 2000 volts to 5000 volts by entering a user-defined value into the processor's memory.

[0096]An example of a time interval setpoint can remain active for 5 minutes.

[0097]An example of a restart interval might be an attempt to restart every second.

[0098]An example shutdown duration can be stopped for 5 seconds.

[0099]The processor is connected to low and high voltage installations.

[0100]The processor is configured to: receive the scaled voltage feedback signal from the high voltage divider; comparing the scaled voltage feedback signal to the plurality of operational setpoints in the memory; calculate and store in memory at least one revised operational setpoint using the compared scaled voltage feedback signal.

[0101]For example, the processor calculates at least one revised operational setpoint of a higher or lower voltage depending on customer needs, such as a calculation of 4000 volts or 1000 volts, such as an AD value of 2000 or 4096.

[0102]Processor uses revised operational setpoint to simultaneously and automatically regulate high output voltage at all operational setpoints.

[0103]Example 2: High voltage digital power supply with open plate.

[0104]In one embodiment, the high voltage digital power supply is contained in an open plate that is sealed. High voltage digital power can weigh from 1.5 to 2 pounds.

[0105]In the cabinet, it is a high voltage installation that can be bonded to the cabinet, such as with epoxy. The high voltage installation in this example receives a low voltage, such as with 12 volts DC.

[0106]The high voltage installation converts the 12 volts into a high voltage signal such as 1000 volts DC containing unwanted sine noise, such as a 6 volts AC signal, which is like static on a telephone call.

[0107]The high voltage installation contains a transformer such as the converter that converts the 12 volts to 1000 volts or a voltage booster device that does the same voltage conversion but in a different way can be used.

[0108] The high voltage installation contains a transistor, such as a MOSFET transistor, which draws the low voltage current of 12 volts through the transformer and creates a magnetic field that controls the passage of voltage like a water valve connected to a water tube.

[0109] The high voltage installation contains a high voltage multiplier such as a 6 times multiplier which multiplies the transformer voltage for the high voltage signal which is 6 times the transformer voltage. An example of a high voltage installation might be a standard series multiplier manufactured by Dean Technology of Addison, Texas.

[0110]In this example, two filters are used. A first filter connects to the high voltage installation and the second filter connects to the high voltage installation in series with the first filter.

[0111]The second filter forms a high voltage output.

[0112]The first filter in this example could be a combination of an inductor, such as a 10 microhenry inductor, and a capacitor, such as a 1 microfarad capacitor,

connected to each other in parallel with earth.

[0113]The second filter can be a combination of a resistor in series with the first filter and a capacitor connected to ground. The resistor can be a 10 kg ohm resistor. The capacitor on the second filter can be a 2 microfarad capacitor.

[0114]The high voltage divider is in the cabinet and electrically connected between the high voltage signal and produces a scaled voltage feedback signal. The high voltage divider is formed from a plurality of resistors connected in series. The high voltage divider can use resistors of different sizes, such as a 10 gig ohm resistor and a 10 kilo ohm resistor.

[0115]The high voltage divider is configured to receive the 1000 volt high voltage output and generate a 3 Vdc scale voltage feedback signal.

[0116]A processor, such as a microprocessor with programmable peripherals, and various hardware and memory resources.

[0117]Memory for this example contains 4096 operational setpoints;. Some of the set points are a specific voltage or current at which the power supply can be configured for operation. Other setpoints are time intervals, or restart intervals, shutdowns for periods of time. For example, a specific voltage can be changed from 2000 volts to 5000 volts by entering a user-defined value into the processor's memory.

[0118]An example of a time interval setpoint can remain active for 5 minutes.

[0119]An example of restart intervals might be an attempt to restart every second.

[0120]An example shutdown duration can be stopped for 5 seconds.

[0121]The processor is connected to low and high voltage installations.

[0122]The processor is configured to: receive the scaled voltage feedback signal from the high voltage divider; comparing the scaled voltage feedback signal to the plurality of operational setpoints in the memory; calculate and store in memory at least one revised operational setpoint using the compared scaled voltage feedback signal.

[0123]For example, the processor calculates at least one revised operational setpoint of a higher or lower voltage depending on customer needs, such as a calculation of 4000 volts or 1000 volts, such as an AD value of 2000 or 4096.

[0124]Processor uses revised operational setpoint to simultaneously and automatically regulate high output voltage at all operational setpoints.

[0125]Example 3: High voltage digital power supply with metal enclosure.

[0126]In one embodiment, the high voltage digital power supply is contained in a metal enclosure that is sealed. High voltage digital power can weigh between 2 and 3 pounds.

[0127] In this case, it is a high voltage installation that can be connected to the cabinet, such as with epoxy. The high voltage installation in this example receives a low voltage, such as 12 Vdc.

[0128] The high voltage installation converts the 12 volts into a high voltage signal, such as 1000 volts DC, containing unwanted sinusoidal noise, such as a 6 VAC signal, which is like static on a telephone call.

[0129]The high voltage installation contains a transformer such as the converter that converts the 12 volts to 1000 volts or a voltage booster device that does the same voltage conversion but in a different way can be used.

[0130] The high voltage installation contains a transistor, such as a MOSFET transistor, which draws the low voltage current of 12 volts through the transformer and creates a magnetic field that controls the passage of voltage like a water valve connected to a water tube.

[0131] The high voltage installation contains a high voltage multiplier such as a 6 times multiplier which multiplies the transformer voltage for the high voltage signal which is 6 times the transformer voltage. An example of a high voltage installation might be a standard series multiplier manufactured by Dean Technology of Addison, Texas.

[0132]In this example, 2 filters are used. A first filter connects to the high voltage installation and the second filter connects to the high voltage installation in series with the first filter.

[0133]The second filter forms a high voltage output.

[0134]The first filter in this example may be a combination of an inductor, such as a 10 microhenry inductor, and a capacitor, such as a 1 microfarad capacitor connected together in parallel with each other with a ground.

[0135]The second filter can be a combination of a resistor in series with the first filter and a capacitor connected to ground. The resistor can be a 10 kilo ohm resistor.

The capacitor on the second filter can be a 2 microfarad capacitor.

[0136]The high voltage divider is in the cabinet and electrically connected between the high voltage signal and produces a scaled voltage feedback signal. The high voltage divider is formed from a plurality of resistors connected in series. The high voltage divider can use resistors of different sizes, such as a 10 Giga-Ohm resistor and a 10 Kilo ohm resistor.

[0137]The high voltage divider is configured to receive the 1000 volts high voltage output and generate a 3 Vdc scaled voltage feedback signal.

[0138]A processor, such as a microprocessor with programmable peripherals, and various hardware and memory resources.

[0139]Memory for this example contains 4096 operational setpoints. Some of the step points are a specific voltage or current at which the power supply can be configured for operation. Other setpoints are time intervals, or restart intervals, shutdowns for periods of time. For example, a specific voltage can be changed from 2000 volts to 5000 volts by entering a user-defined value into the processor's memory.

[0140]An example of a time interval setpoint can remain active for 5 minutes.

[0141]An example of a restart interval might be an attempt to restart every second.

[0142]An example shutdown duration can be stopped for 5 seconds.

[0143]The processor is connected to low and high voltage installations.

[0144]The processor is configured to: receive the scaled voltage feedback signal from the high voltage divider; comparing the scaled voltage feedback signal to the plurality of operational setpoints in the memory; calculate and store in memory at least one revised operational setpoint using the compared scaled voltage feedback signal.

[0145]For example, the processor calculates at least one revised operational setpoint of a higher or lower voltage depending on customer needs, such as a calculation of 4000 volts or 1000 volts, such as an AD value of 2000 or 4096.

[0146]Processor uses revised operational setpoint to simultaneously and automatically regulate high output voltage at all operational setpoints.

[0147]While these modalities have been described with emphasis on modalities, it should be understood that within the scope of the appended claims, modalities may be practiced otherwise than specifically described herein.

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claims 1. High voltage digital power supply, characterized by comprising: a. a high voltage installation configured to receive a low voltage and generate a high voltage signal containing unwanted sinusoidal noise, the high voltage installation comprising at least one of: a transformer, a transistor and a high voltage multiplier; B. a plurality of filters, wherein at least one filter of the plurality of filters is connected to the high voltage installation, and at least one filter of the plurality of filters forms a high voltage output; ç. a high voltage divider configured to receive the high voltage output and generate a scaled voltage feedback signal; d. a processor with memory containing a plurality of operational setpoints, the processor connected to the low voltage and high voltage facility, the processor configured to: (i) receive the scaled voltage feedback signal from the high voltage divider; (ii) comparing the scaled voltage feedback signal to the plurality of operational setpoints in the memory; (iii) calculating and storing in memory at least one revised operational setpoint using the compared scaled voltage feedback signal; and (iv) using the at least one revised operational setpoint to simultaneously and automatically regulate the high voltage output within all operational setpoints of the plurality of operational setpoints. 2. High voltage digital power supply, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises simultaneously and automatically the transmission of the alert 37, an alert by means of a communication protocol or discrete 1/O signals. 3. High voltage digital power supply, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a temperature sensor connected to the processor. 4. High voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that the plurality of operational setpoints is variable based on user-defined parameters. 5. High voltage digital power supply, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a second feedback loop connected to a current-to-voltage converter, providing another feedback signal to the processor. 6. High voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one operational setpoint of the plurality of operational setpoints is analog operational setpoint, digital operational setpoint or operational setpoint. analog and digital. 7. High voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a ripple and digital hunting mitigation in memory. 8. High voltage digital power supply, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a second power supply electrically connected between the processor and the high voltage installation. 9. High voltage digital power supply according to claim 8, characterized in that it comprises a voltage divider configured to receive a second voltage output from the high voltage installation and generate a second scaled voltage feedback signal. 10. High voltage digital power supply, according to claim 9, characterized in that the second power supply comprises: a non-synchronous buck, a non-synchronous boost, a synchronous buck [[103]] or a synchronous boost. 11. High voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that the alert comprises: a plurality of communication signals, all operating simultaneously to transmit different commands and data. 12. High voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a current-to-voltage converter that provides a feedback signal to the processor used to adjust the at least one revised operational setpoint and wherein the feedback signal does not exceed one operational setpoint of the plurality of operational setpoints stored in memory. A high voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a first preset value in memory for adjusting a speed at which the output voltage reaches an operational setpoint from the plurality of operational setpoints after output to be activated from the high voltage power supply. A high voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a second preset value in memory to adjust a speed at which the output voltage is adjusted due to changes in load conditions. A high voltage digital power supply according to claim 1, characterized in that the processor is configured to generate an alert when output conditions exceed any operational setpoints of the plurality of operational setpoints.