Generating Device Based on Theory of Semiconductor Thermoelectric Generation

Kun Li; Han He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.722.292

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Generating Device Based on Theory of Semiconductor Thermoelectric Generation

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The semiconductor thermoelectric generator is a thermoelectric conversion device and is produced according to See back effect of the semiconductor. As a special energy conversion way, its advantages are obvious, with significant recycling effects of low temperature difference energy. A semiconductor thermoelectric generating device is made in accordance with the above theory. The performance parameters including the output power of the generating device are measured through experiments.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 722)

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292-295

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July 2013

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Kun Li, Han He

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Output Power, See Back Effect, Thermoelectric Generating Device

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