Emerging Technologies for Shelf-Life Enhancement of Fruits 2020
DOI: 10.1201/9780429264481-1
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“…Very high heating (>16 °C/s) and cooling rates (>13 °C/s) can be achieved by providing the maximum rated current to the Peltier device (as shown in Figure ). As opposed to what was disclosed in previous designs, our thermal cycler assembly consists only of inexpensive, commercially available components and it requires no movable parts, as the heat produced by the TEC is passively dissipated by the device’s metal body.…”
Section: Design Process and System Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Very high heating (>16 °C/s) and cooling rates (>13 °C/s) can be achieved by providing the maximum rated current to the Peltier device (as shown in Figure ). As opposed to what was disclosed in previous designs, our thermal cycler assembly consists only of inexpensive, commercially available components and it requires no movable parts, as the heat produced by the TEC is passively dissipated by the device’s metal body.…”
Section: Design Process and System Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%