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use a dc power source. preferably an ac/dc power adapter. any dc power source will do.

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use a dc power source. preferably an ac/dc power adapter. any dc power source will do.

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What kind of question is this? If I have a button cell, then a 15000 microfarad 16v capacitor will obviously be heavier, and a 1 microfarad 50v capacitor will weigh less than an AA battery, which will be lighter than a high voltage supercapacitor.

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If you need a device with high power characteristics and a certain amount of energy to drive electrical appliances, long-term maintenance-free, and use in a wide temperature range, especially when the safety requirements are relatively strict at minus 30 to 40 degrees, supercapacitor should be a suitable choice.

You may find super capacitors in the following applications:

Instant high power, such as UAV ejection device;

Short-term current supply, such as police flashlights;

Conditions of frequent acceleration (downward) and deceleration (upward), such as braking energy recovery device;

Diesel vehicles are started in extreme cold weather or in the state of battery failure;

Backup power supply for wind power generation, solar thermal power generation, nuclear power and other power generation terminals;

All kinds of long-life, high-reliability, maintenance-free, high-power density backup power supplies

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Super capacitor have high capacitance compare to normal capacitor. Super capacitor use two layer of dielectric medium whereas in normal capacitor single medium dielectric.

Because of this super capacitor use as alternate power source for RTC when computer is off.

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Yes, but typically for a short period of time depending on the capacitance and the load. For example in a motor application a starting capacitor will charge and then discharge to provide the extra boost to get a motor started.

Yes, but only for limited periods of time or for very low power loads. For example modern CMOS static RAM chips need only a few microamperes and often much less to hold data. This can frequently be supplied for quite some time by a simple supercapacitor. I once worked on an avionics unit that had to handle main powerbus dropouts of up to 15 minutes duration inflight, then resume operation when the powerbus came back up with no dataloss. This was handled in the unit's powersupply assembly by a secondary independent switching powersupply for backup RAM power during a main powerbus dropout. While the powerbus was up, it ran the main switching powersupply which supplied various voltages the unit needed including +5V to the RAM, also a large capacitor was kept fully charged to about 170V. When the powersupply assembly detected a main powerbus dropout and before the capacitors for the +5V to the RAM discharged, the secondary independent switching powersupply was turned on and it used the large capacitor as its energy source to supply +3.3V to the RAM to hold data. It could continue supplying this +3.3V backup RAM power until the large capacitor had discharged to roughly 10V, which took a little longer than 17 minutes.

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