The part number **52004-R** typically refers to a specialized electronic component, most commonly identified as a **Miniature High-Voltage Power Supply** or a specific **connector assembly** depending on the manufacturer (often associated with brands like **Ultravolt/Advanced Energy** or **Molex**). Below is an overview of the specifications and functions for the most common electronic part associated with this number. --- ### 1. High-Voltage Power Supply (Ultravolt/Advanced Energy) In many industrial and laboratory contexts, the 52004-R is part of the "R Series" of high-voltage DC-to-DC converters. | Feature | Specification | | :--- | :--- | | **Component Type** | DC-to-DC High Voltage Converter | | **Output Voltage** | Typically ranges up to 500V - 6kV (depending on configuration) | | **Mounting Type** | PCB Mount / Through-hole | | **Regulation** | Tight line and load regulation for precision equipment | | **Typical Applications** | Photomultiplier tubes (PMT), Mass Spectrometry, Ion Sources | ### 2. Connector / Cable Housing (Molex/Standard) In different contexts, the suffix "-R" often denotes **RoHS Compliance** (Restriction of Hazardous Substances). | Component Part | Description | | :--- | :--- | | **Housing Material** | Nylon or Polyester (UL94V-0 rated) | | **Pitch** | Varies by series (common in 1.25mm or 2.5mm series) | | **Lead-Free Status** | Compliant (R stands for RoHS) | | **Gender** | Receptacle / Female Housing | --- ### Key Technical Characteristics If you are troubleshooting or designing with a 52004-R component, consider these three pillars: 1. **Input/Output Isolation:** These parts are designed to isolate sensitive control signals from high-power outputs. 2. **Thermal Management:** For power supply variants, the "-R" series often features enhanced thermal potting to dissipate heat during continuous operation. 3. **EMI/RFI Shielding:** Many modules in this category include internal shielding to prevent electromagnetic interference with surrounding PCB components. ### Common Usage Scenarios * **Medical Imaging:** Used in X-ray and ultrasound sensitive bias circuits. * **Scientific Research:** Powering detectors in particle physics experiments. * **Industrial Automation:** Sensor biasing in high-precision manufacturing lines.