Elna America

Electric Double Layer Capacitor DYNACAP Series

Elna America offers their double layer DYNACAP series that can replace or supplement batteries

Image of Elna America Electric Double Layer Capacitor DYNACAP SeriesElna America's electric double layer capacitors (EDLC) can replace or supplement batteries due to its outstanding properties, such as low internal resistance and long life. They help provide linear charge and discharge properties and are ideal for equalization of input and output electric power. They can be very useful for regeneration of wasted electrical power and are commonly used as a reliable source of backup power in supply emergencies.

Applications
  • Memory backup
  • Battery assistance
  • Toys
  • Memory writers
  • Traffic reflectors
  • Load stabilization
Veröffentlicht: 2016-08-02

DYNACAP Series Electric Double Layer Capacitors

AbbildungHersteller-TeilenummerBeschreibungSpannung - NennwertKlasseVerfügbare MengePreisDetails anzeigen
CAP 220MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMDRSCSK2243R3D02008UCAP 220MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMD3.3 V-38801 - Sofort$1.47Details anzeigen
CAP 200MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMDRSCSK2043R3D01004TCAP 200MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMD3.3 V-133008 - Sofort$0.54Details anzeigen
CAP 70MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMDDSK-3R3H703T414-HRLCAP 70MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMD3.3 V-0 - Sofort$1.12Details anzeigen
CAP 220MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMDDCK-3R3E224U-ECAP 220MF -20% +80% 3.3V SMD3.3 V-0 - SofortSee Page for PricingDetails anzeigen
CAP 330MF -20% +80% 5.5V T/HRSCX13345R5F05013UCAP 330MF -20% +80% 5.5V T/H5.5 V-28673 - Sofort$1.51Details anzeigen

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