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Description
Traditionally, rechargeable
batteries have been used as energy dense products and the other
devices based on capacitors have been used as power dense products.
There are more-power-dense versions of the favourite rechargeable
batteries - lithium-ion with 70% or so of the rechargeable battery
market in 2023. Unfortunately, power dense rechargeable batteries
surrender a lot of energy density. It is therefore helpful that more
and more energy dense supercapacitors and variants are becoming
available, some even matching lead acid batteries and yet retaining
excellent power density. This convergence of properties has led to
the widespread combination of the two in parallel, particularly in
power applications. Battery/supercapacitor combinations approach the
performance of an ideal battery - something that can never be
achieved with a battery alone because its chemical reactions cause
movement, swelling and eventually irreversability. In some cases,
things have gone further. For example, hybrid buses using
supercapacitors now rarely use them across the traction battery - the
supercapacitor replaces the battery, the only battery remaining in
the vehicle being a small lead-acid starter battery.
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Incidence of manufacturers of
various types of supercapacitor and variant by operating principle
Many more supercapacitor
variants are now available. There is now almost a continuum of
devices between conventional electrolytic capacitors and rechargeable
batteries as we explain in the report. The analysis of 80
manufacturers and putative manufacturers reveals, for example, how
battery manufacturers and conventional capacitor manufacturers are
entering the business of devices intermediate between the two.
However, rather surprisingly, most of the intermediate devices are
developed and manufactured by companies not in either conventional
capacitors or batteries. Although we use the term intermediate
devices, some have some properties superior to both conventional
capacitors and rechargeable batteries.
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Table of Content
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND
CONCLUSIONS
1.1. Supercapacitors and
batteries converge
1.1.1. Supercapacitors and
Li-ion Batteries are one business
1.2. Success by application
and territory
1.3. Technology road map
2013-2024
1.4. The most important future
technical advances commercially
1.5. Most are chasing area
improvement
2. INTRODUCTION
3. ADVANCES REQUIRED AND
PROGRESS IDENTIFIED
3.1. Supercapacitors in
vehicles
3.2. Ensuring that
supercapacitors will replace more batteries
4. APPLICATIONS NOW AND IN THE
FUTURE
4.1. Pulse Power
4.2. Bridge Power
4.3. Main Power
4.4. Memory Backup
5. SURVEY OF 80 MANUFACTURERS
6. ACHIEVEMENTS AND OBJECTIVES
BY MANUFACTURER
7. EXAMPLES OF PRE-COMMERCIAL
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
8. MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND
MANUFACTURERS
8.1. Electrolytes by
manufacturer
8.2. Electrode materials and
formation processes
9. INTERVIEWS AND COMMENTARY
ON COMPANY STRATEGY FOR SUPERCAPACITORS
9.1. Interviews with suppliers
9.1.1. Cap-XX Australia
9.1.2. Cellergy Israel
9.2. User interviews and
inputs
9.2.1. Bombardier Canada
9.2.2. Hydrogenics Corporation
USA
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