The size of thermoelectric generators can vary greatly depending on their intended use and power output. However, most commercial thermoelectric generators range from small, handheld devices to larger units that can be several feet in length.
The size of a thermoelectric generator can have a significant impact on its efficiency. Generally, larger generators have a higher efficiency as they are able to accommodate more thermoelectric materials and have a larger temperature difference between the hot and cold sides.
Yes, thermoelectric generators can be scaled up or down in size depending on the desired application. However, the efficiency and power output may be affected by the size change.
There is no specific minimum size for a thermoelectric generator to be effective. However, smaller generators may have a lower efficiency and produce less power compared to larger ones.
The size of a thermoelectric generator can be limited by factors such as cost, materials availability, and practicality. Additionally, as the size increases, the weight and complexity of the generator may also increase, making it less suitable for certain applications.