Please find the below PDF with our latest work titled Peltier Supercooling with Isosceles Current Pulses: Cooling an Object with Internal Heat Generation. This work was published and presented at the 232nd Electrochemical Society Meeting (ECS) held in National Harbor, MD.
The work is important because it provides a fundamental understanding of Peltier cooler performance under transient operating conditions. It also allows for a deeper understanding of steady-state performance. Improving fundamental understanding of Peltier cooling leads to substantially better applications development.
This research is complementary to previous work where we studied Peltier Supercooling from a response surface perspective. This was presented at the 36th International Conference on Thermoelectrics held in Pasadena, CA. The response surface presentation can be viewed here.
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Thanks for the article Alfred. It’s a keeper!
Bruce, Thank you for the comment and for your interest!