Tecate Group Announces New Ultracapacitor Cells Rated forOperation up to 105°C (221°F)
San Diego, CA: June 1, 2026. Tecate Group today announced the expansion of its ultracapacitorproduct offerings with new cells rated for operation up to 105°C (221°F). The new TPLT productseries is rated at 2.3V and currently includes four sizes: 3.3F, 4F, 6F, and 11F. Additional sizes arein development. Tecate Group’s current TPL and TPLH series […] The post Tecate Group Announces New Ultracapacitor Cells Rated forOperation up to 105°C (221°F) appeared first on EE Times .
The continuous demand for more robust and higher-performance electronic components, especially for applications in demanding environments, drives innovations in energy storage solutions.
This development allows for improved reliability and functionality of electronic systems in high-temperature settings, which is crucial for various industrial, automotive, and emerging tech applications.
Ultracapacitors can now reliably operate at significantly higher temperatures, expanding their utility and lifespan in previously challenging operational environments.
- · Industrial electronics manufacturers
- · Automotive electronics
- · Renewable energy systems
- · Tecate Group
Electronic devices in harsh environments will see enhanced performance and longevity due to more resilient energy storage.
This could accelerate the adoption of ultracapacitors in markets where temperature was previously a limiting factor, potentially reducing reliance on traditional batteries for certain applications.
Improved component resilience might enable new product designs or operational scenarios for energy-intensive compute and industrial systems, indirectly contributing to efficiency in related sectors.
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