Efficiency increase of thermoelectric cooling modulefor X-ray detector
Keywords:
computer design, thermoelectric cooling, X-ray detectorAbstract
The paper presents the results of designing a multi-stage thermoelectric cooling module for X-ray detectors. The design of a thermoelectric cooler as a part of X-ray detector is developed and the technique of increase of its energy efficiency is offered. Bibl. 11, Fig. 1.
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