The main uses of CDCs are as follows:
1. Pulsed Power Applications: CDCs can store high-energy charges and release them instantaneously at a high rate when they need to be released. This characteristic makes CDCs suitable for pulsed power applications such as radar, laser, high power microwave, particle gas pedals, etc.
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2. Pulsed Discharge Applications: CDCs can provide instantaneous discharge of high-energy charges, which are used to generate high temperature, high pressure, and other special environmental conditions, such as plasma experiments, research on high-energy physics, and so on.
3. High-frequency power applications: The large capacity and low loss characteristics of CDCs make them suitable for high-frequency power applications, such as wireless communications, television broadcasting, and medical equipment.
4. Power system applications: CDCs can be used in power systems for special needs such as balancing voltage stability and providing high power output for short periods of time, such as grid stabilization and electric vehicle charging stations.
In short, CDC is a larger capacitor, mainly used to store and release high-energy charge, widely used in pulse power, pulse discharge, high-frequency power supply and power system.