Efficient design optimization of a miniaturized thermoelectric generator for electrically active implants based on parametric model order reduction

This research focuses on the design of a miniaturized thermoelectric generator (TEG) for electrically active implants. Its design optimization is performed using the finite element method. A simplified TEG model is obtained by replacing the thermocouple array with a single representative thermopile,...

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Main Authors:	Bechtold, T. (Author), Hohlfeld, D. (Author), Rao, Y. (Author), Sadashivaiah, G. (Author), Yuan, C. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:	Computation efficiency Design optimization Effective thermal conductivity Electric generators Electric machine theory Electrically actives electricity Electricity Electronic equipment energy harvesting finite element method human Humans implantable medical devices Model order reduction parametric model order reduction Parametric modeling Peltier effect Reduced order models thermal conductivity Thermal conductivity Thermal Conductivity Thermocouples Thermoelectric energy conversion Thermoelectric equipment thermoelectric generator Thermoelectric generators Thermography (temperature measurement)
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