I have two 2.7V/100F super caps on my desk and I was planning to charge them (in series) using my <a href="http://de.aliexpress.com/item/Best-quality-5V-40A-200W-Switching-Power-Supply-Driver-for-LED-Strip-AC-100-240V-Input/32352058389.html?spm=2114.010208.3.1.OOIzsL&ws_ab_test=searchweb201556_10,searchweb201602_4_10057_10056_10055_10037_10049_301_10033_10059_10032_10058_10017_10060_10061_10062_10064,searchweb201603_3&btsid=86bc452b-dd8d-4eb8-b870-b4e2ef04d897" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">5V/20A power supply . Since the charging time (to 62%) is defined as t = R * C, I would like to keep R small to achieve faster charging. Let's say I want to charge them using 1 Amp at 5 Volts. Ohm's Law…

Loading two super caps in series at 5 Volts

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