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Charged EVs | SCHURTER introduces super-thin supercapacitors

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Swiss electrical and electronic components manufacturer SCHURTER has launched a range of super-thin prismatic supercapacitors for high switching loads. Supercaps in the SCPA family are just 0.4 mm thick, and offer high power density as well as low Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) and low self-discharge. They are well suited to applications that require high capacitance in the most compact dimensions. Supercapacitors have around 10% of the ener…

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Charged EVs | SCHURTER introduces super-thin supercapacitors

Swiss electrical and electronic components manufacturer SCHURTER has launched a range of super-thin prismatic supercapacitors for high switching loads. Supercaps in the SCPA family are just 0.4 mm thick, and offer high power density as well as low Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) and low self-discharge. They are well suited to applications that require high capacitance in the most compact dimensions. Supercapacitors have around 10% of the ener…

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Swiss electrical and electronic components manufacturer SCHURTER has launched a range of super-thin prismatic supercapacitors for high switching loads. Supercaps in the SCPA family are just 0.4 mm thick, and offer high power density as well as low Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) and low self-discharge. They are well suited to applications that require high capacitance in the most compact dimensions. Supercapacitors have around 10% of the ener…

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chargedevs.com broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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