Description
Three Keithley 2260B models share one 360 W rating, yet each spends it differently. The Keithley 2260B-80-13 power supply sits in the middle, with up to 80 V and 13.5 A on one programmable output. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale in Vietnam.
How the three 360 W models compare
| Model | Maximum voltage | Maximum current | Maximum power | Connectivity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2260B-250-4 | 250 V | 4.5 A | 360 W | USB and LAN |
| 2260B-80-13 | 80 V | 13.5 A | 360 W | USB, LAN and analog control |
| 2260B-30-36 | 30 V | 36 A | 360 W | USB, LAN and analog control |
The table shows the trade. More voltage means less current, because the power ceiling stays the same. So the 80-13 suits loads that need more than 30 V but far less than 250 V.
What the Keithley 2260B-80-13 power supply gives you
Multiply 80 V by 13.5 A and you get 1,080 W, which is three times the rating. So the supply cannot reach both limits together. Full current stays available up to roughly 27 V, since 360 W divided by 13.5 A is about 27 V. Above that point, the current limit falls as voltage rises.
Setup and control
USB and LAN suit scripted stations, and the analog control input adds a hardwired route. Before you order, confirm the AC line option, the output leads, the rack arrangement and the software support. Then check the Keithley manual for remote sensing and protection settings, because those steps protect your device.
Typical uses
The listing names device characterization, production testing, life testing and power-system development. For example, the Keithley 2260B-80-13 power supply can run a mid-voltage module or a small battery-style bus in that window. A rental also helps when a validation project ends on a set date.
Ask Lost in HCM for a quote
Say whether you want to rent or buy, then request a quote from Lost in HCM. More choices sit in the power supply listings. For brand details visit Tektronix, or contact SMK Vietnam for help.
80-13 questions
Which 2260B models share the 360 W rating?
The 2260B-250-4, 2260B-30-36 and this 2260B-80-13 all list 360 W. Each spends it on a different voltage and current mix.
Should I pick the 80-13 or the 30-36?
Choose by the load. Pick the 80-13 when you need more than 30 V, and the 30-36 when you need current above 13.5 A.
Does the 80-13 list analog control?
Yes. USB, LAN and analog control all appear on the connectivity line.
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