Thermal - Thermoelectric, Peltier Modules

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
56890-503

56890-503

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER MOD CP14,71,045,L1,W4.5

73

387004931

387004931

Laird Thermal Systems

ETX11-12-F2-3030-TA-RT-W6

0

387004949

387004949

Laird Thermal Systems

ETX5-6-F1-2040-TA-RT-W6

40

430834-503

430834-503

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER OT08,11,F1,0305,GG,W2.25

45

430446-503

430446-503

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER CP08,127,05,L1,RT,W4.5

1

430122-507

430122-507

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER CP2,127,06,L1,EP,W4.5

0

56860-501

56860-501

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER MOD CP14,35,045,L1,W4.5

20

9360002-304

9360002-304

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER MS3,119,20,15,00,W8

16

7050045-503

7050045-503

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER MOD 43.9X39.9X3.33MM

14

387004969

387004969

Laird Thermal Systems

ETX2.5-12-F1-4040-TA-RT-W6

0

9350006-307

9350006-307

Laird Thermal Systems

MS2,192,14,20,11,18,22,W8

12

57125-501

57125-501

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER MODULE CP2,31,06,L1,W4.5

1

71035-506

71035-506

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER CP08,31,06,L,EP,W4.5

11

387005354

387005354

Laird Thermal Systems

ETX2.6-12-F1-2525-TA-W6

14

7050045-502

7050045-502

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER MOD 43.9X39.9X3.33MM

33

430007-509

430007-509

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIR OT15,30,F2A,0610,11,W2.25

0

475089-301

475089-301

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIR MS2,068,14,14,15,15,11,W8

5

387001742

387001742

Laird Thermal Systems

ET4,7,F1,2323,TA,RT,W4.5

315

56460-500

56460-500

Laird Thermal Systems

PELTIER CP10,127,05,L1,EP,W4.5

433

430437-506

430437-506

Laird Thermal Systems

ET19,35,F1N,0612,21,EP,W2.25

39

Thermal - Thermoelectric, Peltier Modules

1. Overview

Thermoelectric Peltier Modules (TEMs) are solid-state devices that utilize the Peltier effect to transfer heat between two electrical junctions. When direct current (DC) passes through a thermoelectric material, heat is absorbed on one side and released on the opposite side. These modules enable precise temperature control without moving parts, refrigerants, or maintenance, making them critical in modern electronics, medical devices, and industrial systems.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Standard TEMsBalanced cooling capacity and costIndustrial temperature control systems
High-Power TEMsHigh T (temperature difference) and large heat pumping capacityLaser diode cooling, power electronics
Microminiature TEMsSub-centimeter dimensions with precise thermal regulationMedical sensors, infrared detectors
Multistage TEMsCascaded design for ultra-low temperature applicationsCryogenic systems, scientific instruments

3. Structure and Components

A typical Peltier module consists of: - Ceramic substrates (high thermal conductivity electrical insulation) - Thermoelectric elements (Bismuth Telluride - Bi2Te3 based semiconductors) - Copper interconnects (low electrical resistance) - Solder junctions (thermal and electrical bonding) - Epoxy encapsulation (moisture protection)

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Qmax (W)Maximum heat pumping capacityDetermines cooling capability
Tmax ( C)Maximum temperature differenceDefines operational limits
Imax (A)Maximum operating currentImpacts power consumption
ZT ValueThermoelectric figure of meritMaterial efficiency indicator
Dimensions (mm)Physical sizeIntegration constraints

5. Application Fields

Main industries include: - Electronics: CPU/GPU cooling, telecom equipment - Medical: PCR thermal cyclers, patient care devices Automotive: Battery thermal management, cabin climate control Scientific: Spectroscopy instruments, CCD cooling

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
Laird Thermal SystemsHiTemp Series Tmax=72 C, 200W capacity
TE ConnectivityCP Series TECMiniature 10 10mm footprint
II-VI IncorporatedLaser Diode CoolerHigh-reliability multistage design

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations: - Required T and heat load calculations - Operating voltage/current compatibility - Physical space constraints - Environmental conditions (humidity, vibration) - Cost vs. efficiency trade-offs

8. Industry Trends

Future developments focus on: - Advanced materials (Skutterudites, silicon-germanium) - Micro-scale integration for mobile devices - Smart modules with PID temperature control - Eco-friendly thermoelectric materials - 3D-printed customized geometries

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