Thermoelectric generator to power and charge mobile devices

Emran, Muhammad Emirzi (2021) Thermoelectric generator to power and charge mobile devices. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Energy change utilizing waste heat recuperating abilities, explicitly thermoelectric generator (TEG) innovations has progressed during ongoing years. It is used in the elective energy industry which is sought after from many aspects. Prior research shows that TEG as a waste heat collecting technique is reachable. The primary goal of this research is to design the thermoelectric generator which utilizes elective sources of energy that can be utilized to harness and keep electricity. The produced electrical power will be utilized in various applications, for example, to power and energize the cell phones. This is reachable with the utilization of Seebeck effect. Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) are semiconductor-based devices that harvest heat to supply electricity. The fundamental model of this investigation (prototype) as a thermoelectric generator will comprise of aluminum sheet, DC-DC buck converter and thermoelectric cooler (TEC1-12706) that will be utilized as a generator. The cold and hot sides of the thermoelectric cooler device will give the temperature difference which is utilized to deliver electricity. This report additionally talks about the standards of the thermoelectric effect

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