Core Advantages

High Specific Surface Area (500-2000 m²/g): Porous architecture maximizes active sites for charge storage.

Superior Conductivity (10-100 S/cm): Carbon networks enable rapid electron transport with low internal resistance.

Flexibility/Thinness: Achieves 10-100 μm thickness with <5 mm bending radius, ideal for flexible electronics.

Eco-Compatibility: Biodegradable bio-based materials align with green energy initiatives.

Electrochemical Performance

Specific Capacitance: 200-500 F/g (EDLC-dominant), up to 1000+ F/g with pseudocapacitive materials.

Energy Density: 5-20 Wh/kg (exceeds conventional capacitors, approaching battery thresholds).

Power Density: 10-100 kW/kg (supports second-scale charge/discharge).

Cycling Stability: >100,000 cycles (≥80% capacity retention).

Application Scenarios

Flexible Electronics: Powers sensors in smart textiles and e-skin systems.

Micro-Energy Storage: Enables miniaturized power for IoT devices and medical implants.

Energy Buffering: Assists in EV regenerative braking and grid fluctuation mitigation.

Extreme Environments: Operates at -40~120°C for aerospace applications.