Description
Teaching labs and repair benches want a supply that is simple to run. The Rohde & Schwarz NGE102B supply has two adjustable outputs of 0 V to 32 V at up to 3 A, with 66 W in total. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale.

What the NGE102B includes
First, USB remote control comes as standard. LAN and digital I/O are options, so name them in your request if you need them. EasyArb also supports programmed output changes, which helps when a test needs a voltage that steps or ramps.
The front panel carries a color display, a rotary knob and two pairs of output terminals.
What it leaves out
However, this model does not provide remote sensing or data logging. If your test needs either, plan an external measurement arrangement. Still, that is a fair trade for development, education and maintenance benches, where a clear display and two steady outputs matter most.
Reading the 66 W budget
Each channel is rated 33.6 W. Two channels at 33.6 W would add up to 67.2 W, but the instrument stops at 66 W. So check both numbers for your load. For example, at 3 A a channel can reach about 11.2 V. In contrast, at 32 V it can supply a little over 1 A.
Use the voltage times the current of each rail, and then compare the sum with 66 W.
Benches that suit it
- Student benches that need two rails for a small circuit.
- Repair stations that power a board during fault finding.
- Development desks for modules that run below 32 V.
Order the Rohde & Schwarz NGE102B supply
SMK Vietnam shows the listing, and Lost in HCM supplies the unit. A rental of the Rohde & Schwarz NGE102B supply fits a course term or a short project. The manufacturer order number is 5601.3800.02. Optional interfaces and rack accessories need separate listing.
Please request a quote from Lost in HCM with your dates, delivery city, interface options and accessories. See more power supplies, open the Rohde & Schwarz site for manuals, or contact SMK Vietnam.
NGE102B questions
Does the NGE102B have remote sensing?
No. This model has neither remote sensing nor data logging, so use external measurement when the test needs them.
Is LAN included?
USB is standard. LAN and digital I/O are optional, so ask for them in the quote.
Can both channels run at full power together?
Almost. Two 33.6 W channels would total 67.2 W, but the instrument limit is 66 W.
















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