HV0810-2R7105-R

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Electric Double Layer Capacitors (EDLC), also known as Supercapacitors, have been providing the world with reliable, compact, and high-performance energy storage solutions for decades. From regenerative braking systems in public transportation to consumer electronics energy systems, EDLCs have enabled the ability to store and release energy on demand. One such EDLC that has recently seen increased applications in a variety of industries is the HV0810-2R7105-R capacitor. This article will discuss the applications and working principles of this specific EDLC.

The HV0810-2R7105-R EDLC is developed to store and deliver power for industrial and consumer applications. Its compact size, high energy density, wide voltage range, and electrolyte-free design make it a good choice for use in a variety of industries such as automotive, medical, and consumer electronics. The device is constructed with a combination of advanced materials, including an anode layer of activated carbon, a cathode layer of activated carbon, and a separator layer of non-woven polyester fibers.

One of the unique advantages of the HV0810-2R7105-R is its ability to provide high-power, fast-charge and fast-discharge capabilities. This is possible due to its electrode-separation design, which allows for more effective use of both anode and cathode materials, resulting in greater energy storage and delivery capabilities. The device can handle peak voltage levels up to 2.7V and high-rate charge/discharge currents up to 4A. With a rated capacity of 2.6 Farads and an energy density of 22 Wh/kg, the EDLC is an attractive option for application requiring fast, high-power electric storage.

In terms of working principle, EDLCs, such as the HV0810-2R7105-R, rely on electrostatic double-layer capacitance. When a voltage is applied to the device, positive charges are drawn to the anode layer and negative charges are drawn to the cathode layer. This creates an electrical field, or double-layer capacitance, between the two surfaces, resulting in energy storage. This is different from the traditional electrostatic capacitors used in electronics, which rely on dielectric polarization to create a similar electrical field.

The HV0810-2R7105-R EDLC is a versatile capacitor able to handle a wide variety of industrial and consumer applications. Its small size, high-energy density, wide voltage range, and electrolyte-free design make it an ideal choice for those looking for an efficient and reliable energy storage solution. Its ability to rapidly charge and discharge high-power makes it an attractive choice for applications such as regenerative braking and consumer electronics energy systems. In terms of working principle, the EDLC relies on the electrostatic double-layer capacitance of its materials to create and store energy.

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