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Numerical analysis of transient behavior of thermoelectric coolers
An electrical analog of the thermal model for the thermoelectric (TE) device is developed. The numerical techniques coupled with the computer algorithms developed in this paper allow the researcher to predict the transient and steady state behavior of TE devices. This concept is applicable to both single and multi-stage coolers. The methods are valid even when the material parameters are temperature dependent.