Keysight N6776A DC power module, slim silver unit with green terminal block at the front, vent slots and a black fan at the back

Keysight N6776A DC Power Module, Basic Programmable, 300 W, 100 V, 3 A

Name: Keysight N6776A DC Power Module, Basic Programmable, 300 W, 100 V, 3 A
SKU: LIH-N6776A
Availability: InStock

The Keysight N6776A DC power module is a double-slot, basic programmable unit rated 100 V, 3 A and 300 W. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale.

SKU: LIH-N6776A

Category: Power supplies

Description

Pick a module by the rail you must hold, then check the current. The Keysight N6776A DC power module is a double-slot, basic programmable unit rated 100 V, 3 A and 300 W for N6700 and N6705 systems. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale.

Choosing 100 V and 3 A

The family has three 300 W double-slot options. The N6775A offers 60 V and 5 A, and the N6777A offers 150 V and 2 A. This one sits in the middle at 100 V and 3 A. So start from your highest rail and your peak current, then pick the module that covers both.

Check the arithmetic too. For the Keysight N6776A DC power module, 100 V times 3 A equals 300 W, which matches the rating. That means both maximums can apply at once, so you can size cables and protection for the full 3 A.

Specification summary

Outputs	1
Maximum voltage	100 V
Maximum current	3 A
Maximum power	300 W
Module width	Double slot
Output response time	0.25 ms
Sensing	Four-wire remote sense

Jobs for the Keysight N6776A DC power module

Powering embedded or industrial electronics that run from a higher-voltage bus.
Supplying fixture resources inside an ATE rack.
Stepping through several rails during production verification.
Working beside an N6705 DC power analyzer on a development bench.

Its LIST mode, data logger and arbitrary waveform generation turn the output into a scripted stimulus. Meanwhile, four-wire remote sense keeps the voltage steady at the device. As a result, a long lead run to a fixture does not pull the voltage down at the load.

Steps to a quote

First, confirm the mainframe, firmware and two free bays. Then check the total power of all modules. Next, list the leads and connector block. Finally, request a quote from Lost in HCM and add your dates. SMK Vietnam shows the listing only. See also the power supply listings, the Keysight website or SMK Vietnam contact page.