THERMOELECTRIC HEAT EXCHANGERS NOT BEING

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SILVERCORE PHONONIC, INC. 800 Capitola Drive, Suite 7 Durham NC 27713 thermoelectric heat exchangers not being parts of machines; thermoelectric heat exchangers for refrigerators; thermoelectric heat exchangers for freezers; thermoelectric heat exchangers for fridge-freezers; thermoelectric heat exchangers for air conditioning; thermoelectric heat exchangers for electronics cooling;SILVER CORE;refrigerators; freezers; fridge-freezers;
SILVERNOVA Phononic Devices, Inc. 800 Capitola Drive, Suite 7 Cary NC 27713 thermoelectric heat exchangers not being parts of machines; thermoelectric heat exchangers for refrigerators; thermoelectric heat exchangers for freezers; thermoelectric heat exchangers for fridge-freezers; thermoelectric heat exchangers for air conditioning; thermoelectric heat exchangers for electronics cooling;SILVER NOVA;refrigerators; freezers; fridge-freezers;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An integrated thermoelectric module is formed of a set of thermoelectric elements, consisting of N type and P type conductor and/or semiconductor elements electrically connected in series and thermally connected in parallel, the thermoelectric elements being electrically connected in series and/or in parallel and thermally connected in parallel and being assembled on flexible supports of polymeric material, capable of electrically isolating said circuit, but having a high thermal conductivity efficiency. Each support is connected to a heat exchanger by means of connection materials having low thermal impedance allowing optimum connection even at low adhesion pressures. The thermoelectric elements are distributed in its interior part so as to geometrically harmonize heat transferred from the integrated thermoelectric module with heat exchanged by the heat exchangers, thus making the temperature distribution on said heat exchangers as uniform as possible, in order to maximize the efficiency of the integrated thermoelectric module.