Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[poynt99]

Introduction to DL capacitors:

http://www.nesscap.com/data_nesscap/ECN%20article.pdf

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[gyulasun]

poynt99.

In that article, it seems like they are assuming the cause is ESR, but I can't see that being the cause because these caps have extremely low ESR, not high, which is evident by the fact (according to the datasheet) that the short circuit current is 3500 amps!  2.7V / 3500A = 0.77 ohms, which is in agreement with the datasheet ESR. That would indicate the cap resistance remains relatively constant to current for a given temperature, no?

Looks like they're having the same issues in explaining these caps. 

Paul

Hi Paul,

You may have noticed you happened to omit the word "milli" in your ESR calculation : it is 0.77 mOhm and not Ohm, ok?  (Dividing Volt by thousands of Ampers should give milliOhms.)

Gyula

[PaulLowrance]

Hi Paul,

You may have noticed you happened to omit the word "milli" in your ESR calculation : it is 0.77 mOhm and not Ohm, ok?

Indeed. Isn't it amazing these are only 0.77mOhm resistance! I'm not used to typing mOhm. 

In a few minutes I'll post the new measurements.

[PaulLowrance]

This morning I did 17 ultracap measurements. I'm still not going to say for certain if the results show excess energy, but the measurements seem to indicate that might be the case. For me it's way to early to say for certain. The data is found at my blog site, and I was going to copy & paste it here, but there are key areas of interest that are highlighted in red, and I'm not going to take the extra time to due such highlighting here,

http://globalfreeenergy.info/2009/11/26/more-ultracap-measurements/

Today's Thanksgiving for us, so there's a chance I'll have to wait till tomorrow to do more experiments.

Regards,
Paul

[broli]

This morning I did 17 ultracap measurements. I'm still not going to say for certain if the results show excess energy, but the measurements seem to indicate that might be the case. For me it's way to early to say for certain. The data is found at my blog site, and I was going to copy & paste it here, but there are key areas of interest that are highlighted in red, and I'm not going to take the extra time to due such highlighting here,

http://globalfreeenergy.info/2009/11/26/more-ultracap-measurements/

Today's Thanksgiving for us, so there's a chance I'll have to wait till tomorrow to do more experiments.

Regards,
Paul

So this shows that charging should happen with low amperage and discharging with high?