Abstract
This paper describes the study and development of the filament power supply. This locally designed low energy electron accelerator with the present energy of 140 keV will be upgraded to 300 keV. The filaments are used to heating-up and produce the electron. The produced electron will be accelerated through a potential different by a DC High Voltage Power Supply (DCHVPS). Whereby this filament power supply is connected with the DCHVPS, therefore the isolation of high voltage is required. For such purpose, the specifications and the isolation mechanisms of the filament power supply have been identified. As the result, the filament power supply by using an air core transformer has been selected and developed with the required heating power.
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