A high voltage generator is an electrical device specifically designed to generate high voltage, typically with an output voltage much higher than standard industrial high-voltage power supplies. Its output can range from tens of kilovolts to several megavolts or even higher. It converts low input voltage into stable high-voltage output through specific circuit designs, such as voltage multipliers or transformer-based step-up circuits. Applications: Scientific Research: Used in particle accelerators, nuclear physics experiments, and plasma research. Medical Field: Such as X-ray generators and radiation therapy equipment. Industrial Testing: For cable withstand voltage testing and insulation material testing. Energy Sector: Such as electrostatic precipitators and high-voltage electric field processing. Defense and Aerospace: Used in radar systems and high-energy lasers.