Description
Most modern boards need several supply rails, so the start order matters. The Keysight E36441A power supply puts four outputs in one bench unit, with 400 W available in total. Each output reaches 32 V and 10 A, up to 160 W.

Four outputs, one screen
A 7-inch color LCD shows all four outputs at once, so you see every rail without switching pages. The outputs autorange, which gives you more usable current across the voltage range. Because of that, one channel can serve many different rails during a project.
Also, built-in tools cover most bench work. Data logging records how rails behave over time. Then output sequencing, LIST mode and output tracking help you automate tests. In addition, an adjustable voltage slew rate limits inrush current when a device starts.
Protect the board under test
Also, overvoltage, overcurrent and overtemperature protection help guard the device under test. Sensing also matters. Two-wire local and four-wire remote sensing are available on all outputs. Use the remote option when long leads would otherwise drop the voltage at the board.
Keysight E36441A power supply jobs
- Multi-rail validation of embedded hardware.
- Controller development for automotive and industrial products.
- Power-sequencing and inrush checks before a design review.
Check the limits before you commit. However, four outputs at 160 W add up to more than the 400 W total. So list your rails and add up the watts, then compare them with the rating.
Buy it or hire it
Hire the Keysight E36441A power supply when a project has a clear end date, or when a lab needs cover during peak weeks. Ask for a purchase quote instead when the supply runs every day. Either way, Lost in HCM supplies the unit and sets the terms, while SMK Vietnam lists it. For details, request a quote from Lost in HCM and include the interface you need, since the unit offers LAN and USB. You can also see other power supply rentals, visit the Keysight website, or contact SMK Vietnam.
E36441A questions
How much total power can the E36441A deliver?
The unit is rated for 400 W in total, while each output can reach 160 W, so four outputs at full rating would exceed the total. Add up your real load first.
Does the E36441A support remote sensing?
Yes. Every output offers two-wire local sensing and four-wire remote sensing. Remote sensing corrects for voltage drop, which long or thin test leads cause.
Can I rent it for a short power-sequencing job?
Yes, so ask Lost in HCM for a rental quote. Give your rail count, voltages, currents and dates, and the team will check the configuration.
















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