Large Electrocaloric Effect in Ferroelectric Polymers Near Room Temperature

By B. Neese, Baojin Chu, Shengguo Lu, Yong Wang, E. Furman, Qiming Zhang. Science, 2008

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• Electrocaloric Materials: New Generation of Coolers (2014, methodology): “For MCE, the unit of magnetic field is Tesla (T) a Reference: [10] b Reference: [6] c Reference: [15] d Reference: [10] e Reference: [14] f Reference: [1] g Reference: [8] h Reference: [4]”
• Electrocaloric effect of PMN-PT thin films near morphotropic phase boundary (2009, background): “Electrocaloric (EC) effect is considered as a promising means to realize solid state cooling devices for a broad range of applications such as on-chip cooling and temperature regulation for sensors and electronic devices provided these materials possess large EC effect (Neese et al 2008).”