Electric double-layer capacitor
AssigneeNisshinbo Industries, Inc.
InventorsKazuo Saito, Atsushi Hagiwara, Toshiharu Okamoto
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AssigneeNisshinbo Industries, Inc.
InventorsKazuo Saito, Atsushi Hagiwara, Toshiharu Okamoto
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An electric double-layer capacitor including, as the positive electrode and the negative electrode, a material obtained by adhering a polarizable electrode on one or both sides of a conductive material by the use of a conductive adhesive, in which capacitor the polarizable electrodes are formed by a carbon material composed mainly of active carbon, amorphous carbon and expanded graphite, or the conductive adhesive is composed mainly of a resin and expanded graphite, or the polarizable electrodes are formed by a carbon material composed mainly of active carbon, amorphous carbon and expanded graphite and the conductive adhesive is composed mainly of a resin and expanded graphite. The electric double-layer capacitor has alleviated the drawbacks of the prior art, has a low internal resistance, gives substantially no change in internal resistance when subjected to repeated discharging, and has a long life.
An electric double-layer capacitor comprising, as the positive electrode and the negative electrode, a material obtained by adhering a polarizable electrode on one or both sides of a conductive material by the use of a conductive adhesive, in which capacitor the polarizable electrodes are formed by a carbon material composed mainly of active carbon, amorphous carbon and expanded graphite.
An electric double-layer capacitor comprising, as the positive electrode and the negative electrode, a material obtained by adhering a polarizable electrode on one or both sides of a conductive material by the use of a conductive adhesive, in which capacitor the polarizable electrodes are formed by a carbon material composed mainly of active carbon, amorphous carbon and expanded graphite and the conductive adhesive is composed mainly of a resin and expanded graphite.
An electric double-layer capacitor according to claim 1 or 3, wherein the conductive material is impervious to any liquid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.