“SCM Series supercapacitor modules are rated for operating temperatures from -40°C to +65°C and lifetimes that extend to millions of cycles,” according to the company. “They are also lead-free compatible, RoHS compliant, and compliant with the UL 810A standard for electrochemical capacitors.”
Initially there are five versions:
All capacitances are +30%, -10%.
Picking the 16V 58F SCMA63K586SPPB2 as an example, maximum operating current is 21.1A at 15°C, although peak up to 249A can be handled. Capacity is 2.07Wh and it weighs 680g.
Lifetime if cycled from rated voltage to half voltage and back is 500,000 cycles at +25°C – to a 30% or less capacitance loss.
IEC 60068-2-27, 29 / IEC 60068-2-6 vibration resistance is claimed to the same capacitance change.
Active cell balancing is supported, said the company.
Applications are foreseen with batteries or alone in uninterruptable power supplies, micro-grid storage, wind turbine pitch control, energy harvesting and regenerative energy capture.
Find the 16V 58F SCMA63K586SPPB2 data sheet here
The same week, Rutronik announced supercapacitor banks optimised for high power delivery from Eaton.
