Super Capacitor 10000uF 100V

A Capacitor is an electrical component that can store electrical energy through an electrostatic field (electric charge). supercapacitors, also known as double-layer capacitors and ultracapacitors, have the ability to store electric charge much greater than that of conventional capacitors. a Super capacitor 10000uF 100V can be a suitable alternative to batteries. a regular capacitor operates variably for charging or, conversely, discharging, while a supercapacitor completes this operation very quickly and uniformly because its internal capacity is higher, making the application of supercapacitors more prevalent in various industries than conventional capacitors. supercapacitors are essentially double-layer capacitors that have a much higher capacity than regular capacitors, but their withstand voltage (breakdown voltage) is low. the capacity of supercapacitors is usually in the range of farads, which creates a wide range of applications for them, resulting in higher prices compared to conventional capacitors. the use of high-capacity capacitors instead of batteries offers advantages such as higher discharge current, more charge cycles, faster charging, and longer lifespan compared to batteries. supercapacitors consist of two metal plates covered with various materials (known as activated carbon), which creates a larger surface area for energy storage due to their porous nature. these two plates are immersed in a gel or liquid electrolyte containing positive and negative ions, which separate when a voltage is applied to the two capacitor electrodes. advantages of supercapacitors: supercapacitors can be charged and discharged hundreds of thousands of times with minimal reduction in performance and quality. after 10 years of operation, their capacity reaches from 100% to 80%. due to lower equivalent series resistance (esr), their charge and discharge times are shorter. they have higher power and current compared to conventional capacitors.