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thermoelectrics

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  • noun The study of thermoelectricity

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  • Currently cars use an alternator to transform mechanical energy into electricity — to recharge the battery, etc. — but thermoelectrics could transform some of that wasted heat instead.

    July « 2008 « Isegoria 2008

  • Conventional lead telluride thermoelectrics convert about 6 percent of the energy in heat into electricity.

    July « 2008 « Isegoria 2008

  • Currently cars use an alternator to transform mechanical energy into electricity — to recharge the battery, etc. — but thermoelectrics could transform some of that wasted heat instead.

    More-Efficient Thermoelectrics « Isegoria 2008

  • Conventional lead telluride thermoelectrics convert about 6 percent of the energy in heat into electricity.

    More-Efficient Thermoelectrics « Isegoria 2008

  • Anyway, thermoelectrics could increase the fuel economy of cars, because cars waste a lot of energy as heat — almost all of it, in fact.

    July « 2008 « Isegoria 2008

  • Anyway, thermoelectrics could increase the fuel economy of cars, because cars waste a lot of energy as heat — almost all of it, in fact.

    More-Efficient Thermoelectrics « Isegoria 2008

  • "We wanted to know what happened if we got rid of the batteries and used thermoelectrics [a semi-conductor chip that produces electricity when one side is hot and the other is cool] instead."

    Jonathan Cedar and Alex Drummond's innovation: the BioLite stove 2010

  • "The idea of of generating some electric power from the heat of the body is a great idea," said Matthias Ueltzen, an application engineer at Freiburg, Germany-based Micropelt, a developer and manufacturer of thermoelectrics.

    Body Heat Used to Power Electronics | Impact Lab 2007

  • When you get to bigger sizes, then the thermoelectrics are not as efficient.

    A Cool Gift for Wine Lovers 2007

  • Its advanced technology team is developing more efficient materials for thermoelectrics and systems for waste heat recovery and electrical power generation for the automotive market that also have far-reaching applications for consumer products as well as industrial and technology markets.

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