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    1. If a typical single-stage thermoelectric module was placed on a heat sink at room temperature and powered, its cold side would reach around -40°C. At this maximum cooling point, it would pump little heat. 2. As heat was added to the cold side, its temperature would rise gradually until matching the heat sink temperature. At this balance point, the module would attain its maximum rated heat pumping capacity. 3. The example illustrates a thermoelectric cooler's ability to cool its cold side below ambient temperature until balancing out as heat is applied, with a maximum cooling and heat pumping rating in between.

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    1. If a typical single-stage thermoelectric module was placed on a heat sink at room temperature and powered, its cold side would reach around -40°C. At this maximum cooling point, it would pump little heat. 2. As heat was added to the cold side, its temperature would rise gradually until matching the heat sink temperature. At this balance point, the module would attain its maximum rated heat pumping capacity. 3. The example illustrates a thermoelectric cooler's ability to cool its cold side below ambient temperature until balancing out as heat is applied, with a maximum cooling and heat pumping rating in between.

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    1. If a typical single-stage thermoelectric module was placed on a heat sink at room temperature and powered, its cold side would reach around -40°C. At this maximum cooling point, it would pump little heat. 2. As heat was added to the cold side, its temperature would rise gradually until matching the heat sink temperature. At this balance point, the module would attain its maximum rated heat pumping capacity. 3. The example illustrates a thermoelectric cooler's ability to cool its cold side below ambient temperature until balancing out as heat is applied, with a maximum cooling and heat pumping rating in between.

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    1 To provide the new user with a general idea of a thermoelectric cooler’s capabilities, it might
    be helpful to offer this example. If a typical single-stage thermoelectric module was placed on a
    heat sink that was maintained at room temperature and the module was then connected to a
    suitable battery or other DC power source, the “cold” side of the module would cool down to
    approximately -40°C. At this point, the module would be pumping almost no heat and would have
    reached its maximum rated “DeltaT (DT).” If heat was gradually added to the module’s cold side,
    the cold side temperature would increase progressively until it eventually equaled the heat sink
    temperature. At this point the TE cooler would have attained its maximum rated “heat pumping
    capacity” (Qmax).

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