The Peltier Effect is just the Thermocouple Effect working backwards. Suppose you get a wire of copper, and another wire made of iron, and join them together at each end (the joiny bits).

However, the anisotropic magneto-Peltier effect, which is the reciprocal of the anisotropic magneto Seebeck effect, had not been observed before this research.

The Peltier Effect is just the Thermocouple Effect working backwards. Suppose you get a wire of copper, and another wire made of iron, and join them together at each end (the joiny bits).

Peltier cooling makes use of the Peltier effect to regulate temperature, allowing for not just sub-ambient (lower than room temperature) temperatures but also precise control of that temperature.

The basic idea is to use a thermocouple, but — in this case — he uses a Peltier effect cooler. The Peltier and Seebeck effects are two sides of the same coin: the Peltier effect creates ...

The Seebeck effect is kind of the flip side of the Peltier effect, in that it converts thermal energy into electricity using the same apparatus as a Peltier cooler.

The Peltier effect modulates the temperature of a junction comprising two different conductors in response to charge currents across the junction, which is used in solid-state heat pumps and ...