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Name Low-Temperature Supercapacitors
Description A supercapacitor technology has been developed that can operate as low as -75 °C. This technology can be used to store energy and deliver high power at temperatures lower than commercially available components,which are rated to -40 °C.
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Last updated on 06/30/2008 11:28

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