Arduino control voltage up to 100V

[zhrhxx]

Hi, My project is looking for a method of controlling voltage linearly from 0 to75(up to 100V), This is for controlling the piezo accurator. I am really new to Arduino, can anyone help show me any similar method or project so I can start with>> Thank you very much for your help my friends,

[DrDiettrich]

Which frequency, which actuator?

[PaulRB]

@zhrhxx

controlling the piezo accurator. I am really new to Arduino

Something to do with refrigeration? Can you help us, we are really new to refrigeration. You could say we are "starting from cold".

[TomGeorge]

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When you say "piezo accurator" do you mean "piezo actuator"?

Can you please post a link to specs/data of the device?

Thanks.. Tom...

[cedarlakeinstruments]

Linearly is going to be difficult and likely beyond your ability. Simply building a voltage generator that can be controlled from arduino is a lot easier. Google Cockcroft-Walton multiplier. It's not hard to build one. An arduino and a handful of diodes and capacitors is really all you need.