An ultracapacitor for alternative energy
January 3, 2012 by Kathleen Zipp
Filed under Electrical Systems
A manufacturer of ulcapacitors offers a model for the wind industry. The 16V/58 iMOD includes threaded, protected terminals that are easy to install, monitor, and maintain. The developer also says the ultracapacitor has a low ESR with better constant current, higher power density, and higher efficiency than other models. Six solder points near the cell circumference adds stability and an extra thick circuit board adds rigidity. The device fits within the footprint of other modules.
Windpower Engineering Assistant Editor, Kathie Zipp, has over five years of writing experience and has spent her career focusing on renewable energy topics.
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