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Queridos clientes,

Aqui está uma boa notícia para você que melhoramos nosso capacitor de filme - X2 e agora podemos atingir a temperatura de 110 ℃, também temos a certificação para isso, por favor, encontre o link abaixo para ficha técnica e sinta-se à vontade para nos enviar o e-mail para certificação ou quaisquer outras questões.

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Folha de dados: https://www.capacitors.hk/Plastic-Film-Capacitors/TS08H.pdf

Suntan Technology Company Limited
---All kinds of Capacitors

A Suntan oferece a linha mais ampla de capacitores com o mercado e pode alcançar suas aplicações exigentes.
Também estamos comprometidos em vender capacitores de qualidade oferecendo excelente nível de atendimento ao cliente para garantir que seus projetos sejam executados sem problemas.
Em 2019, nos concentraremos em promover os itens a seguir, e temos algumas séries em estoque que podem atender às suas necessidades urgentes.
Capacitores de filme de poliéster e polipropileno e capacitores eletrolíticos de alumínio & TSC3S Capacitor de corte SMD e retificador SMD M7 etc…

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Suntan Technology Company Limited
---All kinds of Capacitors

In many ways capacitors are the hidden saving grace of the electronics world. They play an essential role in smoothing switch transitions by storing and releasing a small amount of energy over short time scales. Although inductors can play the same role, I think it is safe to say that without small, accurately valued capacitors the modern electronics industry would be a very different beast. Essentially, capacitors store charge, which means that the amount of charge they can store is related to the area available to put said charges. Over recent years, the development of better control over small scale structuring has lead to large increases in capacitance in relatively small packages. The increases have been such that there have been some thoughts of putting these supercapacitors to work as battery replacements in applications where high currents are required.

On that front we can present some good news. Last month Science reported that scientists had observed an unexpectedly large increase in capacitance in some nanoporous materials. A capacitor at its most simple is a couple of parallel metal plates, where the capacitance increases with the size of the plates and as the two plates get closer together. Unfortunately, increasing the area without too much thought is a quick way to find yourself ordering another 19 inch rack for your capacitors, while sparks, ashes, and electrical fires come from the plates getting too close together. However, an alternative is to roughen the surface and include an electrolyte, which effectively replaces the second plate. This increases the surface area of the plates without increasing the volume. The development of nanoporous materials has lead to dramatic increases in the surface area of capacitors and hence a reasonably sized supercapacitor. Exploring nanoporous carbon for capacitance is nothing new, however, previous methods had very little control over the pore size. Here the researchers developed a different fabrication process that allows them to control the pore size to within 0.05nm. The process begins with a carbide substrate, which is a metal plus carbon atoms. They then etch the metal away by reacting it with chlorine, leaving the surrounding carbon structure intact. Since the amount of metal in a carbide depends on the which metal is used, the pore size can be controlled quite accurately by a good choice of metal and the amount of etching performed.

Once the pore size reduced to that below the electrolyte ion plus surrounding solvent molecules , the effect of the pores was reduced. This is because the increased surface area only works if the distance between the electrolyte and plate remains constant and once the pores get too small the charges on the inside of the pore are too far from the nearest electrolyte ion. However, a further decrease in pore size saw the capacitance increase again. It turns out that when the material is so porous, many of the carbon atoms are just barely hanging on. As a result they can move around quite a bit, which allows the electrolyte to squeeze in. The resulting tight fit between the two means that along with an effective increase in surface area, the gap between the two plates is also decreased. Both of these factors increase the capacitance.

I would say the future looked foamy but my glass is empty.