Your use of a parabolic mirror to focus sunlight as a heat source reminded me of a thermionic sandwich that has a layer of ceramic material between two metal plates, one wire touches one plate and the ceramic and the other connector touches the other metal plate. Sunlight foucused on to one metal plate using a lens produces an electrical current.
Free enegery. Look we are only bound by what we know. Imagine if you get a magnified 🔎 glass. - a big one to capture the engery. And then you get loads of little ones to focus the light down to a very small beam. You then focus that enegery, Heat onto a piece of given metal. Then boom you have free eletric. You would also add additional wind generator with water generator to pump to the plants to let them grow, and then you capture then gases to use as enegry and you could capture the heat from the actual plants themselves, moss, micro greens. I am sure if you was to grow them in some type of vacuum chamber then it would produce pressure, which pressure is therefore enegery. Same as heat from the micro greens or the moss which can be captured. Have you ever felt the heat come from a layer of plant matter? Jesus brothers once you see this. Then you realise what is going on.
This could be use in a sterling engine for extra axillary power. Use it to power the displacer. I would think adding this would give a sterling engine some speed control .
I guess evaluating TEC by their efficiency is not giving them due credit. However, their main advantage lies in the fact they are solid state heat transporter with decent dynamics (although they behave very badly through current inversion). It's a very important feature for high precision temp control or compact cooling solutions.
Yeah, clearly! But this video is not about TECs, the demo is about direct heat to electricity conversion. In some conditions TECs can have an interesting CoP, especially for their simplicity and reliability.
good video. peltier is not simple, it is very complex and energy consuming there is also doubt about its reliability, this is also the same thing with the entire electronic system. We do not only need electricity, but we also need other energies. There are other energies that have not received attention because everyone is moving towards electricity and focusing on it only. You are the first to speak the truth on this topic, thank you.
thank you for this. I work in trade related to HVAC, but sometimes I was thinking if we can use the heat of the condenser to generate power back. I know the power will not be enough to run the compressor itself, but It should collect some power back.
Had you purchased teg tiles instead of tec tiles you would have had a better result in your experiment. TEC stands for: thermo electric cooler TEG stands for : thermo electric generator
In a hybrid car design, maybe a constant temperature is possible from friction component stoked further by wind drag...but another idea is just powering the right spectrum led, uv light, to power solar panels in a closed system with mirrors...maybe energy is amplified and it's possible to get more energy out than is put in, or at least it's converted to domino effect idea.
Did you know this multiplies with the degree of atmospheric vacuum? PS. In a vacuum, Water boils at freezing temperatures and can be at all three stages at the same time, liquid, gas, and solid.
@@DIYExperiments What do you think heats things up? What part of the spectrum? Why do you think solar cells heat up ? What could you use that heat for?
Because of thermodynamics, it's impossible to convert effcicienlty a low temperature heat into work, so the best we can do with the residual heat of solar cells (85% of the energy), is to use is as... Heat. For instance to heat up a house (there are hybrid panels).
@@DIYExperiments Or you heat a TEG .... which is what they are for. Yes, you need to cool the other part.. but you get the point. There is unharvested energy there. Ofcoz TEGs aint very effective... but still... could run the fan for the system and so on
The efficiency is absolutely awfull with low temperature, I managed to make a demo but output power is 16 times lower than a solar cell. The answer is "no", we will never harvest low temperature heat with TECs! It's 1/100000000 of being cost effective.
Hey some random dude here.. i'm wondering if i can make a heat with 12 volts or lower that can boil water in small container with less than 1/4 cup of water? Is is possible? And if not.. what alternative liquids with lower boiling point can i use? I'm trying to make a small boiler engine in which the heat source comes from the energy generated by the boiler itself..
These types of machines have been proven to not work I'm sorry that boiler would just run out of heat it's not possible to make a machine that powers itself
Those are called "perpetual motion machines" and they are impossible. You'll find many scams online claiming that it's possible to make one, but it's not
It maybe possible, I might try and build something to produces enegery. Look we are only bound by what we know. Imagine if you get a magnified 🔎 glass. - a big one to capture the engery. And then you get loads of little ones to focus the light down to a very small beam. You then focus that enegery, Heat onto a piece of given metal. Then boom you have free eletric. You would also add additional wind generator with water generator to pump to the plants to let them grow, and then you capture then gases to use as enegry and you could capture the heat from the actual plants themselves, moss, micro greens. I am sure if you was to grow them in some type of vacuum chamber then it would produce pressure, which pressure is therefore enegery. Same as heat from the micro greens or the moss which can be captured. Have you ever felt the heat come from a layer of plant matter? Jesus brothers once you see this. Then you realise what is going on.
What happens if you stack these units on top of each other? Put heat on the bottom and haven't worked its way up to the top. Where you would cool that make any sense at all?
@@DIYExperiments 1,6 khz in input but mechanical and magnetic losses aren't calculated, you have to check directly the speed on the motor, i have to try with a laser printer motor, they are very precise.
im very skeptical about this however if this is true that it can run a computer fan, then my idea for a very small waste oil heater for a green house that gets very little sun in the in winter (poor planning on my part and moving it will be a giant pain in the ass) is more viable than I thought since getting power to it is difficult.
@@DIYExperiments awesome looking forward to the video. I only asked because I have been watching and learning a lot of videos on peltier coolers. And I saw another video of a guy that mentioned the teg cooler 😉👍
Savez vous que je peut finder des bonnes peltier generators dans Europe? Online etc. Je veux les essayer avec mon "camping stove" - minimum 2000 watt energy.
Your focusing on the wrong thing, colder is better and no limit to how cold it can get vs only 500 to 700 F for the hot side. You only need a temp diff of 150 to get the 5 volts 1 amp.
@@DIYExperiments You're way of thinking is too simple the cancer of technology progress. Like tesla car and permanent magnet generator. Just stap and stray away from science and give people who really give a damn about it a favor. Do some Monopoly life game or some shit.
Autant j'ai le même accent, autant 8 min comme ça deviennent vite pénibles en fait je me rends compte, sincèrement. La production des phonèmes n'a pas du tout lieu au bon endroit dans la bouche, c'est une grande différence entre le français et beaucoup d'autres langues.
C'est mieux sur les vidéos plus récentes je pense, curieusement ça embête surtout les français (parce qu'on s'imagine faire l'exercice et c'est gênant)
thats what my life has been missing.... alcohol powered speakers XD
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Your use of a parabolic mirror to focus sunlight as a heat source reminded me of a thermionic sandwich that has a layer of ceramic material between two metal plates, one wire touches one plate and the ceramic and the other connector touches the other metal plate. Sunlight foucused on to one metal plate using a lens produces an electrical current.
I understood all of this perfectly, try using more professional language next time noob. gitgud
Free enegery. Look we are only bound by what we know.
Imagine if you get a magnified 🔎 glass. - a big one to capture the engery. And then you get loads of little ones to focus the light down to a very small beam.
You then focus that enegery, Heat onto a piece of given metal. Then boom you have free eletric. You would also add additional wind generator with water generator to pump to the plants to let them grow, and then you capture then gases to use as enegry and you could capture the heat from the actual plants themselves, moss, micro greens.
I am sure if you was to grow them in some type of vacuum chamber then it would produce pressure, which pressure is therefore enegery.
Same as heat from the micro greens or the moss which can be captured.
Have you ever felt the heat come from a layer of plant matter?
Jesus brothers once you see this.
Then you realise what is going on.
@@ricardocolon3674 What? What I said is perfectly true and is very similar to the experiment in the video. You're the noob.
thanks for the knowledge I always wonder if my gas water heater exhaust could be converted into some kind of energy just saying
Nice video. I actually have a mini fridge powered by one of those
This could be use in a sterling engine for extra axillary power. Use it to power the displacer. I would think adding this would give a sterling engine some speed control .
I guess evaluating TEC by their efficiency is not giving them due credit. However, their main advantage lies in the fact they are solid state heat transporter with decent dynamics (although they behave very badly through current inversion). It's a very important feature for high precision temp control or compact cooling solutions.
Yeah, clearly! But this video is not about TECs, the demo is about direct heat to electricity conversion. In some conditions TECs can have an interesting CoP, especially for their simplicity and reliability.
good video.
peltier is not simple, it is very complex and energy consuming there is also doubt about its reliability, this is also the same thing with the entire electronic system. We do not only need electricity, but we also need other energies. There are other energies that have not received attention because everyone is moving towards electricity and focusing on it only. You are the first to speak the truth on this topic, thank you.
GG le vocabulaire englais.
J'espère que la chaîne principale retrouveras beaucoup d'activité comme au passé.
😊👍
bonjour croisant baggete
Blows my mind. With the right material an size u could create tons of energy with water and fuels or posionus solar panels
thank you for this.
I work in trade related to HVAC, but sometimes I was thinking if we can use the heat of the condenser to generate power back. I know the power will not be enough to run the compressor itself, but It should collect some power back.
pretty good! well-done brother!
Mec j'ai perdu ta vieille chaîne 😭
Tes vieilles vidéos me manque
Incroyables Expériences :)
@@DIYExperiments MERCI
He's back again.😊😊😊
Very Nice experiments to understand
Had you purchased teg tiles instead of tec tiles you would have had a better result in your experiment.
TEC stands for: thermo electric cooler
TEG stands for : thermo electric generator
What if we stack teg and tac multiple time. Can we make a cooler and generator at the same time?
In a hybrid car design, maybe a constant temperature is possible from friction component stoked further by wind drag...but another idea is just powering the right spectrum led, uv light, to power solar panels in a closed system with mirrors...maybe energy is amplified and it's possible to get more energy out than is put in, or at least it's converted to domino effect idea.
How do you do the wirings on this contraption?
What is output current and voltage?
Imagine if we can eventually get a material efficient enough to get like 60-80% energy on a device like this
The efficient is bad also due to thermodynamics, impossible to beat 1-Tc/Tf
@@DIYExperiments do you have link for where you bought them the little pad like things
@@DIYExperiments Enter the magnesium/ magnesium aluminum alloy Peltier.. GAME CHANGER
How did you make that TEG flexible?
Did you know this multiplies with the degree of atmospheric vacuum?
PS. In a vacuum, Water boils at freezing temperatures and can be at all three stages at the same time, liquid, gas, and solid.
the peltier only grabs the infra red heat ... which is why you can combine them with solar to get even more out of the sun beams
Hum, no, it's not a solar cell working with radiation, it works with heat conduction passing through!
The black tape converts the rays into heat.
@@DIYExperiments What do you think heats things up? What part of the spectrum? Why do you think solar cells heat up ? What could you use that heat for?
Because of thermodynamics, it's impossible to convert effcicienlty a low temperature heat into work, so the best we can do with the residual heat of solar cells (85% of the energy), is to use is as... Heat. For instance to heat up a house (there are hybrid panels).
@@DIYExperiments Or you heat a TEG .... which is what they are for. Yes, you need to cool the other part.. but you get the point. There is unharvested energy there. Ofcoz TEGs aint very effective... but still... could run the fan for the system and so on
The efficiency is absolutely awfull with low temperature, I managed to make a demo but output power is 16 times lower than a solar cell. The answer is "no", we will never harvest low temperature heat with TECs! It's 1/100000000 of being cost effective.
Hey some random dude here.. i'm wondering if i can make a heat with 12 volts or lower that can boil water in small container with less than 1/4 cup of water? Is is possible? And if not.. what alternative liquids with lower boiling point can i use?
I'm trying to make a small boiler engine in which the heat source comes from the energy generated by the boiler itself..
These types of machines have been proven to not work I'm sorry that boiler would just run out of heat it's not possible to make a machine that powers itself
Those are called "perpetual motion machines" and they are impossible. You'll find many scams online claiming that it's possible to make one, but it's not
It maybe possible, I might try and build something to produces enegery. Look we are only bound by what we know.
Imagine if you get a magnified 🔎 glass. - a big one to capture the engery. And then you get loads of little ones to focus the light down to a very small beam.
You then focus that enegery, Heat onto a piece of given metal. Then boom you have free eletric. You would also add additional wind generator with water generator to pump to the plants to let them grow, and then you capture then gases to use as enegry and you could capture the heat from the actual plants themselves, moss, micro greens.
I am sure if you was to grow them in some type of vacuum chamber then it would produce pressure, which pressure is therefore enegery.
Same as heat from the micro greens or the moss which can be captured.
Have you ever felt the heat come from a layer of plant matter?
Jesus brothers once you see this.
Then you realise what is going on.
@@killuminatikilla3235 Can never get more energy then the energy provided to it.
What happens if you stack these units on top of each other? Put heat on the bottom and haven't worked its way up to the top. Where you would cool that make any sense at all?
Less efficient!
You made much better than electroboom, nice video! I've made one too.
Yeah, and the 100k RPM isn't a fake ^^
@@DIYExperiments ok i removed the Fake word but in my opinion you never gone over 20k :D nice channel anyway, why aren't you posting nothing lately?
We reached 1600Hz you can check with the spectroid app ;)
It's from our french channel, we will translate vids gradually
@@DIYExperiments 1,6 khz in input but mechanical and magnetic losses aren't calculated, you have to check directly the speed on the motor, i have to try with a laser printer motor, they are very precise.
It's a sycronous motor, not an induction motor there is no difference... Please consider science before pretending to correct me :)
Merci pour le texte écrit. C'est un bel effort en anglais mais notre accent français est toujours lourd. :)
Ok so a magnifing lens should work right without the flame?
Anyone hear the 12 bar blues in the background ?
You’re back!
With 5 Peltier modules like yours connected in serie I can only reach 2.45 Volts which are not enough to move the fan (12V) any advice ? Thanx !
What happens when you try to use 10 Peltier modules? Would you get 24.50 volts?
Where did you purchases the fan - did you have any further info. or link pls. ?
If we storage it in battery we will get more volt or no?
Good try bro👍👍👍..thanks so much.. some advance entity said try magnetics or earth natural thermal we could get some free energy..💕
im very skeptical about this
however if this is true that it can run a computer fan, then my idea for a very small waste oil heater for a green house that gets very little sun in the in winter (poor planning on my part and moving it will be a giant pain in the ass) is more viable than I thought since getting power to it is difficult.
So why not have the steam engine and pass the exhaust heat though Peltier modules?
2 in 1 👍
how do we consume electric energy from fusion & fission prosses
is this method applicable ?
Yes, used in space : Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator, RTG.
Fbi:so you're choosen DEATH
is it okay if we use all-aluminum with some wires? plz reply i'm not a big brain electrical minded person. i need help!
Would a higher temperature mean more energy output?
Yes, but shorter lifespan (this module isn't designed for sush temperature)
@@DIYExperiments Very interesting. Thank you for replying to my question.
Very well explained
THANK YOU FOR KNOWLEDGE VERY GOOD IDEA I LIKE IT THANK AGAIN
A candle is enough to to get power to a 1000sq feet house.
If I strike something like this can it generate electricity?
Bro can you tell me where you get parabolic mirror?
It's a magnifying mirror (x5), probably for womans to make up (to be found in such aisle)
Wouldn't a teg be better then a tec peltier to make energy?
Probably, to be tested!
@@DIYExperiments awesome looking forward to the video. I only asked because I have been watching and learning a lot of videos on peltier coolers. And I saw another video of a guy that mentioned the teg cooler 😉👍
Amperaje?
Nice video
Fixing hot plate at 50 degrees and the heat sink, which thermoelectric module would produce more power: TEC1-12702, TEC1-12706 or TEC1-12710?
TEG would be better
@@DIYExperiments teg means?
Savez vous que je peut finder des bonnes peltier generators dans Europe? Online etc. Je veux les essayer avec mon "camping stove" - minimum 2000 watt energy.
Do it without the peltier. Finally you are back i lov ur videos keep up
Or make you`re own peltier
@@Electroneer0 the first thing he did was make his own, and it was shitty
Mái nhà tôn và nền gạch can generate enough refrigerator and lighting on hot sunny day but must had la Phong to keep stable in between
Thank you Very much for the knowledge video you made, have a nice day 🤗🤗🤗
How to buy tht white part can u drop the link
Merci 🎉😊
At what temperature peltier works
So i could take those pads outside focus the sun on them and create power awesome.
You need use TGM-199-2.0-1.2
Good
I made it by myself. I used Avasva solutions for that.
I’m going to set my house on fire with a giant model of this contraption hanging over it, waiting to collect its energy!
There no way you do it lol
Nice
They should put these in candles
Hello team
May I know the device name which has been used to convert heat to electricity ..
TEC module
@@DIYExperiments thanks a lot for the feedback
Imagine if something was made out of this technology that sat in a fireplace. How much electricity then?
Each degree of temperature different generate about .35 voltage
Why did you stop uploading videos
How it is possible and please send
How to make
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I wonder how this can be applicable to a CPU self-cooling system.
it looks like solar panal mini but you depend on heat and the other depends to sun
Soooo my laptop should be charged if I leave it on the stove for 30 minutes
Make new thing that spins faster
Copper and aluminum
can this pelter work for 1year without rest .. need answer
At this temperature gradient, definitely not! It's just for an experimental purpose, it withtands minutes.
@@DIYExperiments it will be 70 degree
Hot energy from the sun please
It's done in the video...
Sorry but your voltage does not decrease under load? 🤔🤔
Yes but the phone choses a current that prevents to fall under 4,5V. The charging current is low but it's works.
@@DIYExperiments you can change the fan if solar panels and rechargeable batteries so you will get about 3 hours to change the chance and fan
when you are breaking the speed barrier?
Next step!
I wonder why cars dont have these attached to the catalytic converter (hottest part in a car) and the ac compressor ( coldest part)
my question is, would it be possible to create a large scale model but the heat source is from the scourging heat of the sun?
Done at small scale at the end the the video!
Use magnifying glass and solar heat
Watch the video ;)
Give me the order link
Sensing is more effective
Your focusing on the wrong thing, colder is better and no limit to how cold it can get vs only 500 to 700 F for the hot side. You only need a temp diff of 150 to get the 5 volts 1 amp.
Not clear?
can u guide me in the way to produce 25 kw at home boss
use alot of modules (100-150)
mention the names also
Its not working. I really dont know what im doing bad
Don't waste your money on the 3055 Transistor, witch is the 3rd one it produces 0 voltage don't be fooled 😢
i don't believe one tec can do all this. it's not even a teg
3:16 blahhhh
Press it you wont be disappointed
Bro is that true
once peltier is worn out its DIY shitey. It's like building a minature generator but it is in permanent magnet.
Don't understand?
If the heat is drained properly in order to maintain a heat flux then it works permanently
@@DIYExperiments You're way of thinking is too simple the cancer of technology progress. Like tesla car and permanent magnet generator. Just stap and stray away from science and give people who really give a damn about it a favor. Do some Monopoly life game or some shit.
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Sir try to this thing big place
What about converting palm heat into energy while keeping the phone in your hand 🤐
Not enough power and it would require energy to dissipate heat (fan) in order to maintain a temperature gradiant
Nice, creative idea though, maybe someday.
COOOL!
The voltage producing ok, but what about Watts . The fan consuming less watt, but the music system consuming more watts.so you making fools
Hmmmm
I wonder if we can convert CPUs heat into electricity...
Refait des video comme avant
it is real or fake video
This is not fake you can try it
Hi
So I put in car cylinder somehow and charge my battery 😅
Autant j'ai le même accent, autant 8 min comme ça deviennent vite pénibles en fait je me rends compte, sincèrement.
La production des phonèmes n'a pas du tout lieu au bon endroit dans la bouche, c'est une grande différence entre le français et beaucoup d'autres langues.
C'est mieux sur les vidéos plus récentes je pense, curieusement ça embête surtout les français (parce qu'on s'imagine faire l'exercice et c'est gênant)