Randomplayer

modified 6 years ago

100F battery

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02:35:06

I don't have any questions.

published 6 years ago

hurz

6 years ago

what is the maximum voltage you are allowed to charge your 100F thingie?

Kardier

6 years ago

Wow! This is a big capacitor!

hurz

6 years ago

i have some 3000F but they are limited in voltage 2.5V max

Bushmills

6 years ago

gold caps, presumably.

Kardier

6 years ago

What do you do with those big capacitors?

hurz

6 years ago

so called super caps from NESSCAP. Only playing, high current experiments, high voltage as well, model taken experiments (what is the equivalent circuit of such a single cap) interessting! Welding, voltage converter, bluetooth box supply. Many things you can do and i have still not all finished ?

hurz

6 years ago

https://www.capcomp.de/fileadmin/Webdata/partner/NESSCAP/Datasheet-cell/NCE_2014_Data_2.7V3000_T.pdf

hurz

6 years ago

BTW, the headline says battery, thats why i called it first "thingie" anyway we still dont know. But 100F battery is extreme small...

Randomplayer

6 years ago

But can anybody please answer the question in the description?

BillyT

6 years ago

For clarity, draw your proposed circuit.

hurz

6 years ago

For clarity, can you answer my first initial comment?

Randomplayer

6 years ago

hurz I'm not sure.

Randomplayer

6 years ago

BillyT http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5017421734477824

hurz

6 years ago

tell us if its a capacitor or battery and read whats written on the component! Your schematic is half finished, missing at least a source of energy.

hurz

6 years ago

@Randomplayer, how old are you?

Randomplayer

6 years ago

hurz it's a capacitor and I don't have a component because I am not going to build this irl

hurz

6 years ago

you are to slow. As long you dont show us a circuit how you think to use the zener, we cant help you. @BillyT told you already. If you really "would like to know if it is possible" then move your ass or i and all others unbookmark your circuit and go ahead if @BillyT is not already gone.

hurz

6 years ago

and @Kardier offers its help, but you seems to sleep and ignore any questions we have.

Randomplayer

6 years ago

I don't need to know anything anymore. I tried it and it didn't work

hurz

6 years ago

whatever you tried you were not able to show us. Three users offers its help and you made nothing. Think for the next request you do be better prepared.

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