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| Can a TEC be directly PWMed with a MOSFET in series switching power at 20kHz or higher? It's for a small refrigerator so switching transients are not a problem. (I'll just have to use a Schottky rectifier to shunt the slight inductive spikes and put a filter on the line to the controller.) If I add a second, smaller TEC in series, will it make the refrigerator also usable as a freezer? | ||
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| Grrr, Yes You can. There was some frequency your supposed to keep it under, or else you'll get strange things (and I swear, its Below 100Khz, not 400Hz) Actually, most electrical refrig's use DC. Use that if possible, or design your own SMPS.
From: Thermoelectric cooling, Peltier coolers, cold plates, and heat sinks Ñ TE Technology ADD: you might not need a filter, Just a diode across the pelt (for example, a relay with a protection diode) | |||||||||||||||||||||
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