Agilent/Keysight E36106B

The Keysight E36106B is a single-output, programmable DC power supply engineered for benchtop and system integration applications requiring precise voltage and current control. This 40 W linear supply delivers 0–100 V at up to 0.4 A with exceptional stability and low noise, making it ideal for powering sensitive test circuits and devices requiring tight regulation.

Technical Specifications

Output voltage ranges from 0 V to 100 V with 6.0 mV programming resolution and 4 mV readback resolution. Output current spans 0 A to 0.4 A (400 mA) with 24 µA programming resolution and 16 µA readback resolution. Highly accurate low-current measurement capability resolves down to 120 nA. Programming accuracy is ±(0.05% of output + 40 mV) for voltage and ±(0.05% of output + 0.3 mA) for current. Readback accuracy is ±(0.05% of output + 20 mV) for voltage and ±(0.05% of output + 0.2 mA) for current. Voltage ripple and noise (20 Hz to 20 MHz) is limited to 2.5 mV RMS and 40 mV peak-to-peak; current noise is 160 µA RMS.

Key Features

• Overvoltage, overcurrent, and overtemperature protection safeguard the DUT


• High-contrast OLED display with wide viewing angles


• SCPI and IVI programming support for automated test sequences


• USB and LAN (LXI Core) connectivity enables remote operation and integration into automated test systems


• Web interface and BenchVue software support for flexible control architectures


• Compact 2U, ¼ rack form factor (102 × 106 × 365 mm); weighs 3.6 kg


• RoHS compliant


• Input voltage: 100–230 VAC (47–63 Hz)

Typical Applications Ideal for device characterization, circuit validation, power supply development testing, and laboratory environments where stable, regulated DC power with excellent measurement accuracy is essential.

Compatibility & Integration Full compatibility with Keysight IO Libraries Suite ensures seamless integration into existing test infrastructure. Remote control via web interface and BenchVue software enables distributed test automation and data logging.