Faster and more accurate simulations of thermoelectric generators through the prediction of the optimum load resistance for maximum power and efficiency points
There are two methods to predict the maximum power point (MPP) and the maximum efficiency point (MEP) of a thermoelectric generator: the Constant Temperature Difference method (CTD) and the Variable Temperature Difference method (VTD). These methods help engineers to determine the optimum load for M...
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