58910-500

Series:	CP
Part Status:	Obsolete
Outline L x W x H:	39.88mm x 39.88mm x 3.33mm
Qmax @ Th:	72.0W @ 25°C
Delta Tmax @ Th:	67°C @ 25°C
Current - Max:	8.5A
Voltage - Max:	14.5V
Resistance:	1.55 Ohms
Operating Temperature:	80°C
Features:	Lead Wires, Sealed - Silicone RTV

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Thermal - Thermoelectric, Peltier ModulesThermal-thermoelectric, Peltier modules, also known as TEMs or Peltier devices, are solid-state electronic components that use the Peltier effect to transfer heat from one side of the device to the other. When supplied with direct current, heat is absorbed at one side and released at the other side. The direction of the electron flow determines the direction the heat flows. This design makes it possible to both cool and heat a device where the cost and complexity of additional cooling equipment would otherwise be needed.One of the most common applications of Peltier modules is for cooling electronics. In a typical system, the Peltier module is used to transfer heat away from the electronic component, where the heat can be dissipated by a fan, heat sink, or water-cooled system. The Peltier module is also often used to regulate the temperature of components such as lasers, photodiodes, and LEDs, as well as to cool medical instruments and microelectronic devices.Peltier modules can also be used to measure temperature. In these applications, the module is used as a thermocouple. By measuring the voltage output of the Peltier module, the temperature of the environment can be determined. One of the advantages of using a Peltier module for temperature measurement is its high accuracy, as the Peltier module is capable of detecting temperature changes that are too small for other methods.In addition to cooling and temperature measurement, Peltier modules are also used for other applications such as controlling the temperature of laboratory samples, desiccant drying, and controlling the rate of chemical reactions. They can also be used in cryocoolers, which use the Peltier effect to cool or freeze materials to extremely low temperatures.Peltier modules come in a variety of sizes and configurations, and are suitable for both low- and high-power applications. The most common type of Peltier module is the 58910-500, which is a low-power module that is rated for up to 500 watts of power. This makes it ideal for use in low-power applications such as cooling computer components. The 58910-500 is also relatively inexpensive, making it an ideal choice for applications where cost is a major factor.Peltier modules provide a unique and effective way to transfer and regulate heat in a variety of applications. The 58910-500 is a versatile and cost-effective module that is suitable for many applications that require temperature regulation or cooling.

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