Applying the "Peltier effect"! A heat device that allows for free control of heating and cooling will change the future of life and mobility.
The "Peltier module (thermo module)" is a thermal control module that has the effects of both "heating" and "cooling." By passing an electric current, it is possible to change the surface temperature and maintain (adjust) it at a desired temperature. Generally, it may also be referred to as a thermo module or Peltier element, but Kyocera refers to it as a Peltier module. 【Features】 ■ Adopts a structure that sandwiches two types of semiconductor elements arranged in series with a copper substrate ■ A device that applies the "Peltier effect" ■ It is also possible to switch between heating and cooling surfaces ■ Can be used as a thermoelectric power generation module that applies the "Seebeck effect" *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Local cooling available ■ Cooling/heating reversal available ■ High precision temperature control (±0.05℃) ■ Compact/lightweight/vibration-free/quiet (compressor-less) ■ Converts temperature difference into electrical energy *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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The automotive industry is facing significant transformations, including the development of autonomous driving systems, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and responses to environmental issues. Kyocera is developing technologies and products that support a safe and secure mobility society, in addition to improving the safety performance of vehicles and traffic infrastructure. This will enhance safety and reduce the burden on drivers.
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