Modeling and Analysis of Thermoelectric Modules

By S. Lineykin, S. Ben-Yaakov. IEEE transactions on industry applications, 2007

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The effect of temperature mismatch on thermoelectric generators electrically connected in series and parallel (2014, methodology): “The TEG can be electrically modelled as a voltage source in series with an internal resistance [18,19], as shown in Fig.”
High Step-Up DC/DC Topology and MPPT Algorithm for Use With a Thermoelectric Generator (2013, background): “, for the HZ-20 module shown in [7], VOC ≈ 5 V and ISC ≈ 16 A).”
A review of thermoelectric cooling: Materials, modeling and applications (2014, background): “There are good review papers on thermoelectric technologies and applications, including modeling and analysis of thermoelectric modules [3], solar-based thermoelectric technologies [4], cooling, heating, generating power, and waste heat recovery [5,6].”
Maximum Power Point Tracking Converter Based on the Open-Circuit Voltage Method for Thermoelectric Generators (2015, background): “In the steady state, a TEG can effectively be modeled by a voltage source VOC in series with an internal resistance Rint [35], [36], which slightly varies with the average temperature of the TEG, affecting the slope of the V–I curve.”