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Lowest temperature at thermoelectric cooling

Yu. G. Gurevich, G. N. Logvinov, O. Ángeles Fragoso, J. L. del RioV

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Abstract

One-dimensional model of thermoelectric module is suggested, and the lowest temperature of thermoelectric cooling is obtained. It is supposed that cooling occurs due to the classic Peltier's effect, and the thermoelectric module operates in the mode when no external thermal load is applied.

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One-dimensional model of thermoelectric module is suggested, and the lowest temperature of thermoelectric cooling is obtained. It is supposed that cooling occurs due to the classic Peltier's effect, and the thermoelectric module operates in the mode when no external thermal load is applied.

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One-dimensional model of thermoelectric module is suggested, and the lowest temperature of thermoelectric cooling is obtained. It is supposed that cooling occurs due to the classic Peltier's effect, and the thermoelectric module operates in the mode when no external thermal load is applied.

Key concepts: Thermoelectric effect, Thermoelectric cooling, Materials science, Thermoelectric generator, Thermal, Thermoelectric materials, Mechanics, Mechanical engineering

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