Could Common Soft Magnets Power the Next Generation of Thermoelectric Devices?
As researchers continue to explore new ways to harness renewable energy, one potential option is the use of thermoelectric devices. These devices convert heat into electricity and have the potential to revolutionize energy production. However, one of the main challenges in developing efficient thermoelectric devices has been finding suitable materials for generating power. In a recent study, scientists have proposed that common soft magnets could be the key to unlocking the potential of thermoelectric devices. By utilizing these widely available materials, researchers hope to overcome the hurdles that have hindered the widespread adoption of thermoelectric technology. Could these everyday magnets be the solution that allows us to tap into the untapped potential of thermoelectric energy generation?
source: Phys.org