Thursday, August 31, 2006
Ultracapacitors show up at PCIM Europe
Maxwell Technologies will show its latest Boostcap ultracapacitor products at this year's PCIM Europe exhibition.
Maxwell Technologies will show its latest Boostcap ultracapacitor products at this year's PCIM Europe exhibition. The Power and Energy product lines were introduced recently to better meet the requirements of the automotive, transportation, industrial, telecommunications and consumer electronics markets. Maxwell's MC and BC ultracapacitor product families provide cell sizes ranging in capacitance from 140 to 2600F, each available in both Power and Energy cell types and in corresponding fully integrated multicell modules.
All cells with a capacitance of 650F or greater operate at 2.7V, enabling them to store more energy and deliver more power per unit volume than any other commercially available ultracapacitor products.
The more economical Energy versions are targeted for light duty industrial, UPS, telecommunications and consumer electronics applications, whereas the Power versions are designed for hybrid vehicle drive trains, automotive subsystems and other applications that require the lowest equivalent series resistance (ESR) and highest efficiency available with current ultracapacitor technology.
Maxwell Technologies will show its latest Boostcap ultracapacitor products at this year's PCIM Europe exhibition. The Power and Energy product lines were introduced recently to better meet the requirements of the automotive, transportation, industrial, telecommunications and consumer electronics markets. Maxwell's MC and BC ultracapacitor product families provide cell sizes ranging in capacitance from 140 to 2600F, each available in both Power and Energy cell types and in corresponding fully integrated multicell modules.
All cells with a capacitance of 650F or greater operate at 2.7V, enabling them to store more energy and deliver more power per unit volume than any other commercially available ultracapacitor products.
The more economical Energy versions are targeted for light duty industrial, UPS, telecommunications and consumer electronics applications, whereas the Power versions are designed for hybrid vehicle drive trains, automotive subsystems and other applications that require the lowest equivalent series resistance (ESR) and highest efficiency available with current ultracapacitor technology.
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