Has anyone thought of using capacitors between the inverter and battery? Would this work

Re: Has anyone thought of using capacitors between the inverter and battery? Would this

I don't know if that module can be stacked or not. It is a module with several caps in series and some sort of charge control plus the display, etc.
The caps I was looking were the lic supercaps, like:
http://www.digikey.com/catalog/en/partgroup/lithium-ion-capacitor-series/44830?mpart=LIC2540R3R8277&vendor=587&WT.z_ref_page_type=PS&WT.z_ref_page_sub_type=PD&WT.z_ref_page_id=PD&WT.z_ref_page_event=DC_Link_Table


If you want just a module. You might have to ask them about 48v though, their highest rated one was 45v, which I am sure is a limitation of their configuration, and not so much a limitation of the hybrid technology. Since the individual modules are stacked parallel and in series like regular caps.
http://www.jsrmicro.com/index.php/lp-prismatic-module