[*1] Maximum Heat Absorption (Qcmax) refers to the amount of heat absorbed by the Peltier module when operated at maximum current. It is defined as the temperature difference between both ends of the thermoelectric semiconductor being 0°C.

About Peltier Modules

A Peltier module is an energy conversion device with semiconductor elements sandwiched between copper substrates. When electricity passes through, one side of the substrate absorbs heat (cooling), while the other side releases heat (heating). This allows for rapid changes in surface temperature between heating and cooling, as well as the ability to adjust or maintain a specific temperature.

Features of Kyocera's Peltier Module

1. High Heat Absorption
Kyocera's Peltier modules stand out due to their unique element technology (single crystal growth technology), which enables high heat absorption. Advances in this technology enable the maximum heat absorption capacity[*1] to rise 21% compared to Kyocera’s conventional products. Our new Peltier module can absorb heat more efficiently, thereby enhancing cooling performance.

2. High Responsiveness
Faster heating and cooling, in combination with a copper plate that provides high thermal conductivity, allow more rapid temperature-control response.

3. High Reliability
At Kyocera, we prioritize the reliability of our Peltier modules. We coat the element sides with resin to protect them from corrosion due to condensation. Moreover, the entire process, from development to manufacturing and shipping, is handled at our own Japan-based facilities, guaranteeing the highest quality control standards and instilling confidence in our customers.

4. Customizable
Our Peltier module is highly customizable with temperature-sensing thermistors and/or heat dissipation fins. We can also accommodate size adjustments to match the customer's application and casing requirements, providing a versatile solution for a wide range of automotive and other temperature control needs.