Creating a Portable Peltier Cooler: Battery Circuit Guide and Diagram

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To create a portable Peltier cooler powered by batteries, it's essential to determine the voltage requirements for both the Peltier module and the computer fans. Once the voltage is established, a suitable battery circuit can be designed to supply the necessary power. Suggestions include using a combination of batteries in series or parallel to achieve the required voltage and capacity. Additionally, providing a diagram or schematic can help visualize the circuit layout. Understanding these components is crucial for successfully completing the project.
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I have a project homework about peltier cooler.I want to make it portable.So I have to use bateries.But I don't how to make a battery circuit.There wil be two computer fan which they works with power supply and one peltier.Can you help me to make a batttery circuit you can send a picture or pdf thanks or help


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Perhaps start by finding out what voltage the fan and peltier need.
 

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