SCMR18H105MSBB0

The EDLC (Electric Double Layer Capacitor), commonly known as a supercapacitor, is a type of electrochemical capacitor designed to store large amounts of charge and deliver very large currents. The SCMR18H105MSBB0 is an example of such a device, and is commonly used in automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the SCMR18H105MSBB0.

Application Field of SCMR18H105MSBB0

The SCMR18H105MSBB0 is primarily used in a variety of automotive applications. It is ideal for providing the large currents necessary to power electric power steering systems, starter motor, regenerative braking systems, and other high-power automotive systems. In addition to automotive applications, the SCMR18H105MSBB0 is also used in other industrial and consumer electronics applications, such as providing emergency power in the event of a power outage, providing power to diagnostic and communication equipment, and providing power to portable devices.

Working Principle of SCMR18H105MSBB0

The SCMR18H105MSBB0 works by storing electric charge in a double layer of charge on each of the two electrodes. When voltage is applied across the terminals, the charge from each electrode is attracted to the opposite electrode. This creates an electric field between the two electrodes and a resulting energy storage capacity. This electric field also has the effect of creating a very high capacitance, giving the device the ability to provide very large currents. When the voltage across the terminals is removed, the stored charge is released, enabling the device to quickly provide large currents.

The SCMR18H105MSBB0 is also designed to have a very low internal resistance, allowing it to deliver very large currents with minimal losses. This makes the device well-suited for applications where very large currents are required for relatively short periods of time. In addition, the device has a very long service life, with manufacturers claiming more than 10,000 charge/discharge cycles.

In summary, the SCMR18H105MSBB0 is a type of EDLC, commonly known as a supercapacitor, designed to store large amounts of charge and deliver very large currents. It is primarily used in an array of automotive applications, such as electric power steering systems, starter motor, regenerative braking systems, and other high-power automotive systems, but is also used in other industrial and consumer electronics applications. The device works by storing electric charge in a double layer and releasing it when the voltage is removed, enabling it to quickly provide large currents. It also has a low internal resistance and a long service life, making it well-suited for applications where very large currents are required for relatively short periods of time.