Laenguvõime
Laenguvõime, often translated as "charge capacity" or "loading capacity" in English, refers to the maximum amount of electrical charge a device or material can store. This is a fundamental property in the field of electrochemistry and is particularly relevant for energy storage devices such as batteries and supercapacitors. The unit of measurement for charge capacity is typically the Coulomb (C) or, more commonly in the context of batteries, Ampere-hours (Ah).
The charge capacity is determined by the amount of active material present in the device and the
In supercapacitors, charge is stored through electrostatic processes, and their charge capacity is also a key