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I am trying to design a high voltage power supply with following specifications:
No Load output supply: -6kV to -7kV
Max o/p current: 400mA
Power: 200W
Input: 230V AC
Trip Current: Configurable from 10mA to 50mA
Supply type: SMPS

Please suggest a scheme to use already proven design techniques to rapidly prototype this power supply.
 
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ion pump starts of at pressure just greater than 10e-5 mbar. Current consumption in this region is around 10mA. This is typical curve for a 35l/s ion pump. SO i need 20mA design to be on safer side to accommodate the transition from high pressure to lower pressure
 
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