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Supercapacitor packs get CE mark

September 9, 2018 By Aimee Kalnoskas

XLM-62R1137A-R supercapacitor

Power management company Eaton today announced that its XLM Supercapacitor product (XLM-62R1137A-R) completed the CE mark self-certification for meeting the European safety requirements. Eaton is the first manufacturer to complete the testing and certification process for a supercapacitor product. Additionally, the company completed the UL testing and certification process for the XLM product and will add the […]

Filed Under: supercapacitors Tagged With: eaton

Supercapacitor backup power management module for 2.9 to 5.5-V supply rails

July 31, 2018 By jzavoda@wtwhmedia.com

LTC404

Analog Devices announces the Power by Linear LTC4041, a complete supercapacitor backup power management system for 2.9V to 5.5V supply rails that must be kept active during a main power failure. Supercapacitors have higher power density than batteries, making them ideal for systems requiring high peak power backup for short periods of time. View the LTC4041 product […]

Filed Under: Battery, Battery Management, Power Management, supercapacitors

PCBs automatically balance two-cell supercap low-voltage systems

June 5, 2018 By Lee Teschler

Two-Channel printed circuit boards provide production-ready automatic balancing for two-cell supercapacitor low-voltage systems. The SABMB2 offers over-voltage protection and ultra-low power usage for supercapacitors required in industrial controls, remote monitoring, and battery backup applications. Developed by Advanced Linear Devices Inc., the PCB balances leakage current, manages over-voltage and dissipates zero power. Each SABMB2 balances two […]

Filed Under: Battery Management, Power Management, supercapacitors Tagged With: advancedlineardevices

Hot swappable supercapacitor backup power controller provides uninterrupted power

January 26, 2018 By Aimee Kalnoskas

Supercapacitor Backup Power Controller

Analog Devices  announces the Power by Linear LTC3351, a supercapacitor charger and backup power controller IC that includes hot-swap front-end protection and all the features necessary to provide a complete, standalone capacitor-based backup power solution. The LTC3351’s integrated hot swap controller and circuit breaker use N-channel MOSFETS to provide a low loss power path from the […]

Filed Under: Power Supplies, supercapacitors Tagged With: analogdevicesinc, analogdevicesinc. lineartechnology

MOSFET PCBs balance high-voltage supercapacitors via low-power leakage-current regulation

December 4, 2017 By Lee Teschler

SABMB810028

High-voltage supercapacitor balancing printed circuit boards are designed to automatically control leakage current and enhance reliability for applications used in data center, industrial automation, public utility, and transportation systems. ALD SABMB810028 boards built with ALD810028SCLI SAB (supercapacitor auto-balancing) MOSFETs provide balancing for 2.8-V, 3.0-V and 3.3-V supercapacitors arranged in a series stack by equalizing the […]

Filed Under: Capacitors, Power Components, supercapacitors Tagged With: advancedlineardevices

The fundamentals of supercapacitor balancing

November 16, 2017 By Lee Teschler

The low voltage available from a single supercapacitor forces most applications to use several supercaps in series. Here are the tricks involved in stringing these components together. Robert Chao | Advanced Linear Devices Inc. The average supercapacitor has a maximum charging voltage of between 2.5 and 2.7 V. For many applications a voltage this low […]

Filed Under: batteries, supercapacitors Tagged With: advancedlineardevices

New power-backup source for data centers: Supercapacitors

June 13, 2017 By Lee Teschler

Inventus Super Cap

Price points for supercapacitor technology are declining and the standards for backup times in data centers are dropping, says power systems manufacturer Inventus Power in Woodridge, Ill. So it makes sense for supercapacitors to become an alternative technology to Lithium-ion and lead acid batteries, the company says. Consequently, Inventus Power is has developed supercapacitor products […]

Filed Under: Capacitors, supercapacitors Tagged With: inventuspower

Series-connected supercaps sport low leakage, low ESR

November 2, 2016 By Aimee Kalnoskas

AVX Corporation has released a new series of supercapacitor modules. Comprised of series-connected cylindrical, electrochemical, double-layer supercapacitors, the new SCM Series supercapacitor modules are currently available in two voltage ratings (5V and 5.4V), and exhibit optimal pulse power handling characteristics, including: high capacitance values (0.47F – 7.5F ±20% tolerance), low ESR (4mΩ – 300mΩ at 1,000KHz), […]

Filed Under: supercapacitors Tagged With: avxcorp

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