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electrocaloric effect is a
phenomenon in
which a
material shows a
reversible temperature change under an
applied electric field. The
electrocaloric effect...
- or cooling.
Electrocaloric effect (ECE):
Involves temperature changes due to the
application or
removal of an
electric field.
Electrocaloric materials experience...
- in a
nuclear fusion process. This is
known as
pyroelectric fusion.
Electrocaloric effect, an
opposite effect of
pyroelectricity Kelvin probe force microscope...
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strength Electrical resistivity and
conductivity Electric susceptibility Electrocaloric coefficient Electrostriction Magnetoelectric polarizability Nernst coefficient...
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loudspeaker to
achieve a
temperature difference across the chamber.
Electrocaloric heat
pumps are
solid state. The
International Energy Agency estimated...
- (C⋅m−2⋅K−1) Δ P j = p j Δ T {\displaystyle \Delta P_{j}=p_{j}\Delta T}
Electrocaloric effect S,
entropy (J⋅K−1) E,
electric field strength (N⋅C−1) p, pyroelectric...
- Franz, C.A. Ordonez, A. Carlos,
Cryogenic Heat
Engines Made
Using Electrocaloric Capacitors,
American Physical Society,
Texas Section Fall Meeting, October...
- magnetocaloric,
electrocaloric, and elastocaloric.
Magnetocaloric effects typically require field strengths larger than 2 T,
while electrocaloric materials...
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innovations relating to
global challenges are reported: an
efficient electrocaloric heat pump for
sustainable cooling (16 Nov), taste-tested bioreactor-grown...
- (COP)
Cryostat Curie's law
Dilution refrigerator Elastocaloric effect Electrocaloric effect Thermoacoustic refrigeration França, E.L.T.; dos Santos, A.O...
