Tuesday, 31 October 2017

Thermoelectric power: New ways to power portable electronics, sensors

Scientists have reported significant advances in the thermoelectric performance of organic semiconductors based on carbon nanotube thin films that could be integrated into fabrics to convert waste heat into electricity or serve as a small power source.
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  1. aliakhan6 April 2022 at 04:47

    It is really good article and it will be helpful for a Engineering Students for final year projects to make a embedded projects

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  2. Arunprakash22 July 2022 at 23:42

    I like the content which was mentioned above. If any of the final year students are looking for the major projects for ece in embedded systems

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