Thermoelectric Modules

A thermoelectric module, also known as a Peltier effect heat pump, is a  thermal device that can pump heat from one side to the other and create a cold side and a hot side. Because the temperature of the cold side is  lower than the ambient temperature, it is particularly useful in electronics when a semiconductor device needs to work in a temperature lower than the ambient. We currently offer high performance thermoelectric modules that can produce a maximum of  75°C temperature differences between the hot  and  cold sides. For a specific size, such as 40×40mm, the modules can be chosen for different current level (I_max). Higher current ones can pump more heat but require larger heat sinks and fan powers. Lower current ones remove less heat but the heat sinks will be more compact.