Article | REF: D4030 V2

Energy's inertial confinement

Authors: Juliette KAUV, Jean BONAL, Pierre ODRU

Publication date: May 10, 2012

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1. Electrical energy storage components: flywheel

1.1 Comparing the characteristics of storage components

The Ragone diagram shown in figure 1 can be used to situate electrical energy storage components in relation to each other, in terms of specific energy density and specific power density. It appears that the supercapacitor is well suited to pulsed operation (high to very high power for very short periods of time, resulting in relatively low energy).

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