Thermoelectric Effects ⚡ How a Peltier Cell and a Thermocouple Work

In this video we will see what are the thermoelectric effects (Seebeck, Peltier, Thomson and Joule) and how peltier cells and thermocouples work.
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Index
00:00 Intro
01:00 Summary of thermoelectric effects
01:40 Seebeck effect
05:26 Thermoelectric digi-generator
05:38 How a thermocouple works
07:43 Bimetallic foils
09:04 Peltier effect and its limitations
11:57 Semiconductors
13:01 How a Peltier Cell Works
16:26 Peltier Cell Uses
17:21 End :)
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[@savagesarethebest7251]

Thank you for finally letting me understand how peltier cell works, I have had an itch on my brain for years about it and the texts I found didn't even make much sense. I suppose that they tried to dumb it down to much in order to make it easier to understand, but alas they made it just impossible to get it.
Thanks :) 👍

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[@Oficinadomagaiver_]

Thanks. The best video about thermoelectric effect

[@christopheracob3689]

great video for thermoelectric effects

[@lauren92567]

Thank you love your videos

[@blakez6978]

holy crap dude this was a great video. also the small section at 5:26 was funny

[@florentinosanchez3969]

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[@ahmedrachet4997]

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[@VirtualBrainENG]

That is the idea!

[@adiliraliyev5882]

Thanks!

[@humblejo130]

FINALLY, A REAL SCIENCE VIDEO!

[@TaeikJang_]

This is what we call the 'well-made video'. Could be one of the videos of The Engineering Mindset or other big science channels.

[@yuseffnehru8612]

Thank you ☺️

[@naveenpandit5325]

Best explanation on whole you tube 🔥🔥🔥

[@davidrobertson5700]

How so when it's the Seebeck effect ? The narrator fake voice called it the Peltier effect in the opening seconds.
Let's call the moon a chair and pretend we are right too eh ?

[@middleway1885]

Towards more Blissful moments...

[@mrala]

dedication ...

[@sauravmodak507]

Which voice synthesizer used in this video?

[@yuseffnehru8612]

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[@user-vo8ss2bm3p]

4:50 Carbon? Is it metal ar conductive at all?

[@jussikankinen9409]

How many voltages get burning wood and cold air is -20C

[@beelan9165]

Why there are flickerings in the video? e.g.: 10:07

[@Layarion]

This video is good, but the teaching aspect for visual learners coulda used "more" in a few places.

[@qzorn4440]

What in the world is going on with electrical ideas? Wind, solar-cells, batteries are getting lots and lots of experimental money. So, where is the thermocouple big bucks for such a simple technology? Several thermoelectric articles are over 10 years old. Solid State TC arrays are easy to mass produce in the factories. 😎 Wonderful Thermoelectric video. Thank you.
Thermocouples can handle outside sunlight temperatures to produce electricity. ☀

[@JoshThePitBull]

Ummm so can they add super strong magnets along with this, and why not use a Tesla Valve for directing the flow on the heat ?

[@modifyman6977]

What! You can see me? In the video?
Just joshing.But I am still a bit lost with the electron hole and potential stuff. It's not quite familiar as the back of my hand...yet.
I often wonder if electricity is the best mechanism to use for utilizing energy.

[@abdelmoneim3796]

Please add to patreon a one time donation option

[@Lvl1farmer]

Anyone see the UFO 30 seconds in😂😂

[@JoshThePitBull]

So can someone please tell me what they use this for???

[@jussikankinen9409]

Free energy when burning wood winter

[@JoshThePitBull]

Why can't they use these panels on the outside of space ships and take the heat and use it for propulsion?

[@mdrafiqul3358]

😀

[@sgpaterno9117]

Why do we use turbines in electricity plants, can't we just use the heat and temperature difference with those principles and generate electricity without turbines?

[@davidrobertson5700]

It's the Seebeck effect, not the peltier effect.

[@JoshThePitBull]

Thanks for the info, but I don't like the voice that is being used, why not a real person talk about it?

[@tysonzinkgraf5525]

I like info but the voice makes unwatchable. Maybe just me.

[@Oficinadomagaiver_]

I am not an English speaker. I'm learning. For me, this voice is much better than the native voices, because every word in this video is spoken without splicing between words.

[@chessmusictheory4644]

is it so hard to narrate the text yourself. It sounds so pathetic when using a poorly sounding text to speech bot that cant even get the accent correct. Other then that, fascinating material.

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[@Gizemci77]

no no no
thermo electricity is not like that
logic is fundamentally wrong

[@mdrafiqul3358]

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