Description
A car’s electronics never see a perfectly flat supply, so a flat bench source only tells half the story. The Keysight E36155ABVX power supply offers 800 W at a 60 V and 40 A rating, and its listing names a scope, AWG, automotive and BenchVue bundle. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale in Vietnam.
A source you can shape and watch
The bundle name points to three extras: an oscilloscope-style view of the output, an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) and automotive application content. That mix suits engineers who want to disturb a rail on purpose and then see the result. Confirm the exact licenses with Lost in HCM, since the source does not itemize them.
Reading the rating honestly
The 60 V and 40 A maximums cannot occur together. Their product would be 2,400 W, while the unit stops at 800 W. So plan each load at its own operating point.
- At 20 V, expect up to 40 A.
- At 60 V, expect about 13.3 A.
- In between, current falls as voltage rises.
Automotive benches for the Keysight E36155ABVX power supply
The Keysight E36155ABVX power supply fits component development for vehicles. Typical work includes control units, DC bus simulation and charging-system research. Because the unit delivers real power, review grounding, discharge energy and insulation for every setup. Also add protective devices on the output leads.
Planning the delivery
List the rack or bench position, the cable gauge and the control method. Then say how long you need the unit. A short project often favors rental, while a permanent station favors purchase.
Share your load profile, the bundle features you need and your project dates. Then request a quote from Lost in HCM. Compare other bench power supplies in the same category, or open the Keysight home page for the maker documents. Our team at SMK Vietnam is ready if you contact SMK Vietnam.
Questions about the E36155ABVX
What does the bundle add to the power supply?
The listing names a scope, AWG, automotive and BenchVue bundle. The source does not list each license, so ask Lost in HCM to confirm what ships.
Can I run 60 V and 40 A together?
No. That would need 2,400 W, and the rating stops at 800 W. At 60 V the current reaches about 13.3 A.
Is it only for car electronics?
No. The same 800 W benchtop source also serves converter, battery, solar and university work.
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