Product Guides
Power Pulse Modulators
Power Pulse Modulator model comparison
Here you can see a comparison of the various circuits to help you to choose which one would best suit your application
Power supply considerations
These circuits are capable of delivering large and fast current pulses. It is important that your power supply is capable of supporting this or you risk damaging both the PSU and the PWM.
Driving inductive loads
This guide shows how to safely drive inductive loads such as transformers, spark coils and other electromagnetic devices.
Adding a remote duty control and indicator
For operating your Power Pulse Modulator remotely
Strobing LED Effects
Power Pulse Modulators can be use to create strobing effects with LEDs. This article shows you an example of how strobing lights can create optical illusions on spinning fan.
Making a Jacobs Ladder
A Jacobs ladder is a simple high voltage device that create s rising arc effect between two metal rods.
Bipolar PWM with Arduino
Here you can see how to link two of our PWM circuits together with an Arduino for driving current in both directions in a coil.
Product Troubleshooting
If you have accidentally damaged your device, this guide will help you to identify and repair the fault.
Datasheets & User Manuals
(Links are to the most recent version of the datasheet. Contact us if you require an previous version)
| Product Name | Product ID |
| Power Pulse Modulators | PWM-OCm PWM-OCmiPWM-OCX PWM-OCXi |
| Power Resonator | |
| Discontinued Product Datasheets | CRO-SM1 PWM-OCX v2 PWM-OCXi v2PWM-OCB PWM-OCBIPWM-OCX PWM-OCXI PWM-OC10A PWM-OC70A PWM-OC100A MBST-DIF1A SG-LCR2M AM-Adaptor CRO-1 |