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NASA NTRS · 19930000551

High-Energy-Density Electrolytic Capacitors

Abstract

Reductions in weight and volume make new application possible. Supercapacitors and improved ultracapacitors advanced electrolytic capacitors developed for use as electric-load-leveling devices in such applications as electric vehicle propulsion systems, portable power tools, and low-voltage pulsed power supplies. One primary advantage: offer power densities much higher than storage batteries. Capacitors used in pulse mode, with short charge and discharge times. Derived from commercially available ultracapacitors. Made of lightweight materials; incorporate electrode/electrolyte material systems capable of operation at voltages higher than previous electrode/electrolyte systems. By use of innovative designs and manufacturing processes, made in wide range of rated capacitances and in rated operating potentials ranging from few to several hundred volts.

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Yen, Shiao-Ping S., Lewis, Carol R.. 1993-09-01. High-Energy-Density Electrolytic Capacitors. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930000551

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