Well just as I'm thinking about TEC's I get an email from digikey telling me about the new TEC's from CUI they are selling. We've bought cheap TEC's from Laird tech. But I think I may need a two stage one. Phil H. I know you've mentioned some vendors in the past, but it's easier to ask again rather than searching.
Thanks George H.
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My 1996 paper talks about using Marlow Industries Peltier junctions. They had a pretty good range back then, which did include some two- and three-stage assemblies (which need high capacity heat-sinking on the output stage).
They still seems to be around.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
Laird bought Melcor, and afaik their TECs are the same old crappy soft-solder units that won't stand temperature cycling. Hard solder TECs are made by Marlow and Tellurex, and they're much tougher.
I haven't checked lately, but that was the situation a decade or so back.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
Right, thanks I started with Melcor. The CUI article on DK talks about higher reliability during thermal cycling.
George H.
Maybe they bought Tellurex. IIRC Marlow does a lot of DoD stuff.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
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