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A Katwala, Supercapacitor breakthrough could speed uptake of electric vehicles, Professional Engineering, March 2018, p 7
In UK, Superdielectrics are teamed with the Universities of Bristol and Surrey in developing a supercapacitor based on soft contact lens technology that will raise the current level of 0.3 F/sq.metre to between 11 and 20 F/sq.metre. If these values can be sustained in production, charging times of electric cars could be reduced from eight hours to a few minutes.
Abstract details
Journal title: Professional Engineering
Keywords: 4 Propulsion - 4.2 Battery-electric vehicles
Subjects: Electric vehicles, Batteries
