Bandwidth (-3dB) up to DC~300kHz, Output voltage up to 310Vp-p (±155Vp), Max output current 4Arms
Not every high-voltage power amplification task needs the extended megahertz-plus bandwidth of Aigtek's higher-numbered high-voltage series — many high-voltage load-driving applications operate well within a few hundred kilohertz. Aigtek's ATA-400 Series covers this segment: a high-voltage power amplifier reaching 300kHz bandwidth (-3dB) while amplifying both AC and DC signals.
Maximum output voltage of 310Vp-p (±155Vp) with 547.1Wp of power gives the ATA-400 solid high-voltage drive capability, matching the ATA-4000's voltage and power specification closely while operating at a more moderate bandwidth. Fine adjustment of both voltage gain and DC bias lets the output be precisely configured to the specific load being driven, consistent with the fine-tuning capability found across Aigtek's high-voltage amplifier range.
Where an application's frequency requirements sit comfortably within 300kHz, the ATA-400 delivers the same voltage and power capability as the higher-bandwidth ATA-4000 series, without paying for bandwidth headroom the application doesn't actually need.


| Model | Bandwidth (-3dB) | Voltage | Current | Power | Output | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATA-401 High Voltage Amplifier | DC~300kHz | 160Vp-p(±80Vp) | 5.65Ap | 452Wp | Single output | Enquire |
| ATA-402 High Voltage Amplifier | DC~120KHz | 310Vp-p(±155Vp) | 3.53Ap | 547.1Wp | Single output | Enquire |
The ATA-401 is a single-channel high-voltage power amplifier capable of amplifying both AC and DC signals, delivering a maximum output of 160Vp-p (±80Vp) and 452Wp to drive high-voltage power loads. Gain is digitally adjustable with one-click saving of common settings, it is compatible with mainstream signal generators, and the wide-range power supply accommodates different regional power standards.
| Model | ATA-401 |
| Output Type | Single-ended Output |
| Bandwidth (-3dB) | DC~300kHz |
| Maximum Output Voltage | 160Vp-p (±80Vp) |
| Maximum Output Current | 2Ap (DC~50Hz) 5.65Ap, 4Arms (>50Hz) |
| Maximum Output Power | 452Wp |
| Fuse | 8A/250V |
| Voltage Gain | x0~50 (0.1 step/1 step) |
| Load RL Upper Limit | ≥39.75Ω (DC~50Hz) ≥13.91Ω (>50Hz) |
| Output Impedance | 0.25Ω + 0.6μH |
| Slew Rate | ≥107V/μs |
| DC Bias Adjustment | ±75V (0.1V step/1V step) |
| Input Impedance | 50Ω / 100kΩ |
| Input Amplitude | 0~10Vp-p MAX |
| Output Voltage Error | ≤±3% FS @ 1kHz |
| Voltage Monitoring | 100:1 (±5% @ Output, FS) |
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | ≤0.1% @ 1kHz, 100Vp-p |
| Output Voltage Drift | ≤±0.02V |
| Ripple | ≤0.01Vrms |
| Output Interface | BNC |
| Protection | Short Circuit, Over Voltage and Over Temperature Protection |
| Signal Ground | Connected to chassis and power line ground |
| Others | |
| Power Supply Voltage | AC110~240V, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C~45°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C~50°C |
| Working Humidity | ≤80% RH, non-condensing |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Dimensions | 440×149×454mm (W×H×D) |
Download the full technical datasheet for the ATA-401 High Voltage Amplifier, published by Aigtek.
⬇ Download Datasheet (PDF) Enquire About ATA-401 →The ATA-402 is a single-channel high-voltage power amplifier capable of amplifying both AC and DC signals, delivering a maximum output of 310Vp-p (±155Vp) and 547.1Wp to drive high-voltage power loads. Gain is digitally adjustable with one-click saving of common settings, it is compatible with mainstream signal generators, and the wide-range power supply accommodates different regional power standards.
| Model | ATA-402 |
| Output Type | Single-ended Output |
| Bandwidth (-3dB) | DC~120kHz |
| Maximum Output Voltage | 310Vp-p (±155Vp) |
| Maximum Output Current | 1.25Ap (DC~50Hz) 3.53Ap, 2.5Arms (>50Hz) |
| Maximum Output Power | 547.1Wp |
| Fuse | 10A/250V |
| Voltage Gain | x0~100 (0.1 step/1 step) |
| Load RL Upper Limit | ≥123.4Ω (DC~50Hz) ≥43.3Ω (>50Hz) |
| Output Impedance | 0.625Ω + 1.2μH |
| Slew Rate | ≥83V/μs |
| DC Bias Adjustment | ±150V (0.1V step/1V step) |
| Input Impedance | 50Ω / 100kΩ |
| Input Amplitude | 0~10Vp-p MAX |
| Output Voltage Error | ≤±3% FS @ 1kHz |
| Voltage Monitoring | 100:1 (±5% @ Output, FS) |
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | ≤0.1% @ 1kHz, 100Vp-p |
| Output Voltage Drift | ≤±0.02V |
| Ripple | ≤0.01Vrms |
| Output Interface | BNC |
| Protection | Short Circuit, Over Voltage and Over Temperature Protection |
| Signal Ground | Connected to chassis and power line ground |
| Others | |
| Power Supply Voltage | AC110~240V, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C~45°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C~50°C |
| Working Humidity | ≤80% RH, non-condensing |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Dimensions | 440×149×454mm (W×H×D) |
Download the full technical datasheet for the ATA-402 High Voltage Amplifier, published by Aigtek.
⬇ Download Datasheet (PDF) Enquire About ATA-402 →Both share essentially the same voltage (310Vp-p) and power (547.1Wp) specification; the choice comes down to required bandwidth — 300kHz for the ATA-400 versus 3MHz for the ATA-4000. Matching the series to the application's actual frequency requirement avoids unnecessary cost for bandwidth headroom that isn't needed.
High-voltage power loads generally — applications requiring sustained voltage output in the hundreds-of-volts range at moderate frequency, where the load's dynamic response requirements stay within the amplifier's 300kHz bandwidth.
Yes — voltage gain and DC bias are both independently fine-adjustable, letting the AC signal scaling and the output's DC operating point be configured separately to match the specific requirements of the driven load.
See Aigtek's technical documentation for the ATA-400 series →