Thermal & Electrical Specifications (Please see data sheet for more detailed information)

Low Delta T ThermoElectric Generator (TEG)

Also known as a peltier generator, Seebeck device, TE generator

Thermoelectric generators produce electrical power when given a temperature difference across the device. Simply put, one face of the TEG must be heated while the other face must be cooled. The greater the difference in temperature, the more power produced.

• Designed for low Delta T applications.
• 127 couples.
• Bismuth Telluride based thermoelectric material.
• Rated to a maximum of 125°C continuous.
• Small size for compact power generation where its needed.
• Lapped ceramic (Al₂O₃) faces