Seebeck effect is defined as the production of an electromotive force (emf) and consequently an

electric current in a loop of material consisting of at least two dissimilar conductors when two
junctions are maintained at different temperatures. The conductors are commonly metals, though
they need not even be solids. (Britannica, 2018)
The alternative source of energy was used to create Thermoelectric Generators. Thermoelectric
Generators (TEGs) are semi-conductor-based devices that are composed of heat sinks, peltier
devices and cooling fans. (David,A.P. 2017)

Moreover, heat sinks are devices that incorporate either a fan or some other means to keep a hot
component, such as a processor. (Computer Hope,2018). It was used to absorb heat as well as to
release heat. It has active and passive types. Active heat sinks utilize the computer's power supply
and most typically, fans. (Computer Hope,2018) while passive heatsinks have no mechanical
components and usually made up of aluminum.

In addition, peltier devices or also known as peltier modules will act as the generator that will
convert heat energy into electrical energy. (David, A.P. 2017)
Cooling fans will serve as heat reducers to avoid overheat.