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I have searched many sites. But, other than a plain statement that one side > of a Peltier Junction gets cold and one gets hot when a voltage is applied, > I cannot find how heat is transferred inside the junction. This question > has intrigued me for quite awhile. I submitted this question previously and was told there was a similar answer on your site. I appreciate the need to avoid duplicate questions on your site. However, the answers revealed by a search are the same as the answers elsewhere on the web: "Apply a current and one side gets cold and one side gets hot." This is not really an answer. Just a statement of observed behavior. I can understand if the answer is too advanced for your available experts. Please reconsider submitting my question. Regards, Brian
Re: How is heat transported by a Peltier Junction?
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