Thermoelectric Module Design Under a Given Thermal Input: Theory and Example
Abstract Established thermoelectric theory enables direct calculation of the power output and conversion efficiency if the temperature difference across a module is given. However, in some applications such as those using a radioisotope or solar radiation as a heat source, the thermal input remains...
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