KR-5R5H105-R

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Electric Double Layer Capacitors (EDLC), also known as supercapacitors, are a special type of capacitor that is able to store a large amount of electrical energy. The KR-5R5H105-R is a specialized type of EDLC designed for applications ranging from consumer electronics to industrial applications. This article will explain the features of the KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor, its application fields, and working principles.

Features of the KR-5R5H105-R Supercapacitor

The KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor has a breakdown voltage of 5.5V with an available capacity of 105F. It has an equivalent series resistance (ESR) of 14 mΩ and is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -40 to 85°C. The device is constructed with carbon and aluminum electrodes for increased stability and reliability. The dimensions of the KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor measure 6.2 x 8.3 x 11.8 mm.

Application Fields of the KR-5R5H105-R Supercapacitor

The unique features of the KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor make it suitable for a variety of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial applications. It can be used for high-power pulse applications such as memory back-up, data back-up, and low-voltage automotive applications. It can also be used for low-power applications such as energy harvesting, sensor control, and battery back-up. The KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor is an ideal device for energy storage applications due to its high-ratio power-to-weight ratio, high efficiency, and low-cost.

Working Principle of the KR-5R5H105-R Supercapacitor

The KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor is a type of electric double-layer capacitor (EDLC). EDLCs are named so because they are made up of two plates, similar to those found in a regular capacitor. Between the plates is a thin layer of conductive electrolyte. The difference between an EDLC and a regular capacitor is that the two plates in an EDLC are much closer together. This close proximity allows the EDLC to store energy through electric double-layer charging.

During the charging process, electrons are transferred from one plate to the other, creating a positive charge on one plate and a negative charge on the other. The electrolyte then attracts hydrogen ions to neutralize the charges, creating a double-layer of charge, hence the name “electric double-layer capacitor”. This double-layer of charges creates an electrostatic energy storage which can be used to power any device requiring an electric current.

Conclusion

The KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor is a specialized EDLC designed for power and energy storage applications. It is capable of delivering high current pulses for power and data back-up applications, as well as providing low-power energy, such as energy harvesting and sensor control. With its small size and low voltage breakdown capacity, the KR-5R5H105-R supercapacitor is an ideal device for a variety of applications.}

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