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使 Application Guidelines
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Reverse Voltage Protection
EDLC
EDLC
使EDLC
When series connected EDLC are rapidly discharged, the voltage on low capacitance value parts can
potentially become negative. As explained previously, this is not desirable and can reduce the operating life of
the EDLC. One simple way of protecting reverse voltage is to add a diode across the capacitor, configured so
that it is normally reverse bias. By using a suitably rated zener diode in place of a standard diode the EDLC
can also be protected against overvoltage events. Care must be taken to ensure that the diode can withstand
the available peak current from the power source.
Soldering Information
EDLC退
EDLC
EDLC
EDLCPCB
EDLC
Excessive heat may cause deterioration of the electrical characteristics of the EDLC, electrolyte leakage or an
increase in internal pressure. Follow the specific instructions listed as below:
Do not dip EDLC body into melted solder.
Only flux the leads of the EDLC.
Ensure that there is no direct contact between the sleeve of the EDLC and the PC board or any other
component. Excessive solder temperature may cause sleeve to shrink or crack.
Avoid exposed circuit board runs under the EDLC to prevent electrical shorts.
Manual Soldering
EDLC350˚C
4使EDLC
(ESR)
Do not touch the EDLC
s external sleeve with the soldering rod, or the sleeve will melt or crack. The
recommended temperature of the soldering rod tip is less than 350˚C and the soldering duration should be
less than 4 seconds. Minimize the time that the soldering iron is in direct contact with the terminals of the
EDLC, as excessive heating of the leads may lead to higher equivalent series resistance (ESR).