Defense Intelligence Reference Document Ultracapacitors As Energy And Power Storage Devices

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This Defense Intelligence Reference Document from the Defense Intelligence Agency, dated 1 November 2010, was one of a series of advanced technology reports produced in FY 2010 under the Advanced Aerospace Weapons System Applications (AAWSA) Program. It reviews ultracapacitors as energy and power storage devices. It covers how they work, their materials, their commercial and military uses, and new developments such as carbon nanotubes, thin films and magnetic capacitors. It concludes that the U.S. government must understand and adopt advanced ultracapacitors.

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p. 5 …discharge rates with the ability to be cycled hundreds of thousands of times. These unique capabilities…
p. 6 …Ultracapacitors also have the ability to be cycled hundreds of thousands of times. The phenomenal charge…
p. 8 …The values are based upon 2008 data, so some numbers are outdated, but the relative values…
p. 9 …The times shown are rough estimates for a full charge or discharge, which are estimates to…
p. 18 …every time a loading fork descends. The stored power is then delivered to the forklift when…
p. 20 …power for relatively short periods of time, with the ability to be recharged rapidly. Ultracapacitors are…
p. 27 …Figure 14 quantifies the progress in improved performance throughout the development of the device. The number…

01 November 2010
ICOD: 20 July 2010
DIA-08-1011-005
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