Adaptive Peltier Module, 2.8 W, 2.2 A, 2.1V, 10 mm x 9 mm x 3.8 mm

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RS Stock No.:
490-1238
Mfr. Part No.:
ET-017-08-15-RS
Brand:
Adaptive
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Brand

Adaptive

Product Type

Peltier Module

Maximum Cooling Capacity

2.8W

Maximum Temperature Difference

74°C

Thickness

3.8mm

Maximum Current

2.2A

Maximum Voltage

2.1V

Lead Wire Type

Unstripped

Width

9 mm

Length

10mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Series

ET

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Thermoelectric Cooler Modules, Adaptive


The Thermoelectric modules utilise the Peltier phenomenon principle to pump heat when voltage is applied.

Effective cooling power from mW to a hundred of Watts

Max hot side temperature Th = 90°C for best long term performance

Modules can be bonded using heat sink bonder

Applications in refrigeration and power generation

Silicone sealed options

Thermoelectric Modules - Peltier Effect


A range of semiconductor thermoelectric devices working on the Peltier effect. When supplied with a suitable electric current, they can either cool or heat. When subject to an externally applied temperature gradient these devices will generate a small amount of electrical power.The larger devices can be used for cooling or controlling the temperature of sub-assemblies. The small size of the mini module makes it ideally suited for cooling miniature electronic components such as infra-red detector chips, microwave IC's, fibre-optic lasers and detectors.,Alternatively, it may be used to minimise the effects of temperature coefficients on oscillator stability, reference voltages, amplifier offsets etc. by providing temperature control.

Solid-state long term stability

Generates no acoustic noise

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