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Pyroelectric power generator for autonomous systems

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By Longfei Song, Ashwath Aravindhan, Junning Li, Youri Nouchokgwe, Fan Ni, Omar Ramirez Verified, Mathieu Gerard, Sebastjan Glinsek, Uroš Prah, Olivier Bouton, Tomoyasu Usui, Sakyo Hirose, Veronika Kovacova, Emmanuel Defay, Moiz Khalil, Noureddine Bousri, Jérôme Polesel-Maris
| Joule Verified
Keywords nonlinear pyroelectric generator power generation large power density Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Forman, C. ∙ Muritala, I.K. ∙ Pardemann, R. ... Estimating the global waste heat potential Renew. Sustain. Energy Rev. 2016; 57:1568-1579 2. Jia, B. ∙ Wu, D. ∙ Xie, L. ... Pseudo-nanostructure and trapped-hole release induce high thermoelectric performance in PbTe Science. 2024; 384:81-86 3. Yu, Y. ∙ Xu, X. ∙ Bosman, M. ...
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Electrocaloric cooling system utilizing latent heat transfer for high power density - Communications Engineering

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By David Bach, Sakyo Hirose, Stefan Mönch, Julius Metzdorf, Dirk Lellinger, Frank Kühnemann
| Nature Verified
Abstract Electrocalorics (EC) is potentially more efficient than refrigeration and heat pumps based on compressors and does not need detrimental fluids. Current EC-prototypes use solid-state contact or forced convection with liquids to transfer the heat generated from the EC-material, which inhibits high cycle frequencies and thus limits power density.
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