JJC0E338MSEJBN

Electric Double Layer Capacitors (EDLC)

The JJCD0E338MSEJBN is an EU Directive compliant electric double layer capacitor (EDLC). It is designed to offer higher energy density, higher power density, longer cycle life, improved safety and environmental friendliness. Its small size and light weight make it an ideal choice for use in a range of automotive and industrial applications.

The JJCD0E338MSEJBN utilises ACR chemistries and is compliant with the RoHS directive. It has an operating temperature range of -40ºC to +85ºC, allowing it to be used in harsh environments with extended life expectancy. Its construction features a flat-plane design, which allows for low internal resistance and greater power handling capabilities. The JJCD0E338MSEJBN meets various safety standards and tests, including safety specific tests for safety in applications requiring low voltage.

The operating principle of the JJCD0E338MSEJBN electric double layer capacitor is based on the electrochemical charging of an electrolyte which is deposited between two charged electrodes. During the charging process, the ions contained in the electrolyte become polarized and form an electrical double layer which is composed of a positively charged outer layer and a negatively charged inner layer. As the Double layer capacitor is charged, its capacitance increases, allowing for increased charge storage. Additionally, capacitance of the Double layer capacitor increases as the voltage applied is increased.

Supercapacitors

The JJCD0E338MSEJBN also falls into the category of Supercapacitors. Supercapacitors are a type of capacitor that is able to store large amounts of energy in a small physical form. They are able to store energy for a longer duration and are able to quickly release this energy as required.

Supercapacitors have several advantages over traditional capacitors, such as a much improved power density which allows for higher power output. Additionally, they are able to be charged and discharged thousands of times without suffering from significant performance degradation. Furthermore, they are able to be charged in minutes, as opposed to traditional capacitors which can take hours to fully charge. Supercapacitors are also typically used in applications that require long runtimes, such as renewable energy storage and power backup.

The JJCD0E338MSEJBN is an example of a supercapacitor which utilises an ACR chemistries. It has a flat-plane design, allowing for low internal resistance and greater power handling capabilities. Additionally, its light weight and small size make it well suited for automotive and industrial applications, and it has a long life expectancy in tough environments.

The principle behind supercapacitor technology is the adsorption and desorption of ions within an electrolyte. During charging, ions become adsorbed on both the positive and negative electrodes, forming an electrical double layer. This double layer creates a space-separating charge distribution which allows electrons to be stored and released.

The combination of electric double layer capacitors and supercapacitors make the JJCD0E338MSEJBN an ideal choice for applications that require high levels of energy storage and rapid charge release, such as automotive and industrial applications. Its small size and light weight make it an ideal choice for many applications, and its long cycle life and safety features make it viable for use in a variety of situations.