The UCK42V6800C utilizes hybrid lithium-ion capacitor (LIC) technology, combining the electrostatic energy storage mechanism of a supercapacitor with the higher energy storage capability of lithium-ion materials. During charging, lithium ions are stored within the anode structure while charge separation occurs across the capacitor electrode surfaces. This hybrid architecture enables significantly higher energy density than traditional EDLC supercapacitors while preserving rapid charging, high power delivery, and long operational life.
Operating within a 2.8V to 4.0V voltage range, the cell can efficiently absorb and release energy during frequent charge-discharge events. The combination of high energy density and high power capability makes the UCK42V6800C suitable for applications requiring both sustained energy storage and rapid power response, such as electric mobility, renewable energy buffering, and industrial automation systems.