EVENT 1 March 2021

Lunch Lecture April hosted by Philips Innovation Services

Identification & Control of Thermo-Electric-Coolers Consumer electronics, and professional equipment alike, become increasingly reliant upon the ability for precise thermal management. As such, thermal control is gaining more attention in...


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Identification & Control of Thermo-Electric-Coolers

Consumer electronics, and professional equipment alike, become increasingly reliant upon the ability for precise thermal management. As such, thermal control is gaining more attention in the fields of product design and (high) precision engineering. Thermo-electric coolers (TEC) or Peltier elements can be used both for heating and for cooling, making them ideal as thermal actuators. In this presentation, two identification methodologies (white vs black box) are discussed that allow for efficient modelling of the peltier thermo-dynamics. Furthermore, control of a setup with two individually controllable TECs will be extensively discussed.

The speaker will be Rob van Gils, Sr. Technologist / Competence Leader Thermal & Flow, Philips Innovation Services

We will start at 12:03pm and it will end at 12:30pm

If you are interested in this Lunch Lecture please send an email to info@dspe.nl.

 


12 April 2021


The Netherlands

Digital


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References

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