Thermoelektriske
Thermoelektriske refers to phenomena and devices related to the conversion of heat energy into electrical energy and vice versa using thermoelectric materials. The most well-known thermoelectric effect is the Seebeck effect, where a temperature difference across a thermoelectric material generates an electric voltage. Conversely, the Peltier effect describes the phenomenon where an electric current passed through a junction of two dissimilar thermoelectric materials causes a temperature change at that junction, leading to heating or cooling. The Thomson effect involves heat being absorbed or released when an electric current flows through a conductor of a uniform temperature gradient.
Thermoelectric devices, such as thermoelectric generators (TEGs) and thermoelectric coolers (TECs), utilize these effects. TEGs convert