PHV-5R4H474-R

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An electric double layer capacitor (EDLC) is a type of supercapacitor that offers the highest energy density of any commercially-available supercapacitor. The primary application of an EDLC is to store energy to bridge a temporary gap of current delivery between two points. The PHV-5R4H474-R is an efficient, cost-effective EDLC that offers the highest power output in its class and features superior energy density compared to other EDLCs.

The main components of an EDLC are two electrolytic fluids, one electrolyte solution and a capacitor. The two electrolytic fluids are usually a salt and an organic solvent mixed together. The solution contains ions which provide charge storage within the capacitor, allowing it to charge and discharge like a regular capacitor.

The operation of an EDLC follows a similar concept to a regular capacitor but with several key differences. When the capacitance of an EDLC is charged, an electrical double layer (EDL) is formed between the electrodes. This EDL helps to transfer the charge back and forth, allowing energy to be stored and used as required. In contrast to a regular capacitor, the dielectric material in an EDLC has a high dielectric constant, meaning that the electric field strength is high in comparison. This helps to provide the EDLC with a higher capacitance, and therefore more energy storage.

The PHV-5R4H474-R is a high capacitance EDLC, ideal for applications where high current and high temperatures are required. It features a two-piece construction, consisting of two wafers of conductive material separated by a dielectric material. This two-piece construction provides the highest energy density of any commercially-available EDLC, along with low ESR and high ripple current tolerance. The high energy density of the PHV-5R4H474-R means it is ideal for applications requiring high-capacity energy storage.

The primary application of an EDLC, such as the PHV-5R4H474-R, is to bridge a temporary gap of current delivery between two points. The EDLC stores energy, helping to provide the necessary energy for fast charging or discharging. This technology is extensively used in consumer electronics, medical devices, automotive systems, and power backup and conversion systems.

The PHV-5R4H474-R is a cost-effective, highly-efficient EDLC that offers superior energy density and high power output. Its two-piece construction helps to maximize energy storage and low ESR, making it suitable for a range of applications. Furthermore, it is easy to install and use, making it ideal for any number of applications requiring efficient energy storage.

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