Thermoelectric materials and Peltier elements Product list
We follow with one-stop to the amount of power generated and the conversion efficiency of modules from basic research on thermoelectric materials, which are energy conversion materials for heat and electricity, . From bulk to thin flim as the shape of sample, we can provide the measurement methods to meet the needs of cutting-edge materials, such as magnetic materials and conductive polymers. For thermoelectric module evaluation system, it is available to follow from small modules of PN 1 pairs to large-size modules. In addition to thermoelectric materials, it is available to follow Peltier elements evaluation system.
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Simplified system with Infrared Gold Image Furnace and a quartz chamber. A low-cost heating system consist of an Infrared Golc Image Furnace and quartz chamber including a sample holder.
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Helping process development From solar cells to compound semiconductors. Combining an Infrared Gold Image Furnace and temperature controller, the QHC/VHC series is a compact high speed heating/ cooling system equipped with a quartz heat treatment chamber. The system is customizable to your needs.
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Heating up to 1800°C in just 1 min. For ultra-high temperature vacuum heat treatment MIRO series is a compact spot focused Gold Image Furnace which enables to heat up to 1800°C with extremely high reflection efficiency in combination with single or double type chambers.
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Rapid heating and quenching of materials This system is capable of water quench after heating. The maximum temperature is 1800°C under various atmospheres.
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Heating a small piece of sample up to 1800°C just in 10 seconds. HT-RTA59HD is a desktop-type lamp annealing system which enables a small piece of sample to heat up to 1800°C (Ultrahigh temperature zone) just in 10 seconds with high reflection efficiency by spot focused heating.
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Simultaneous deposition of different “targets” By adding this source to APD series or your vacuum chamber, different “targets” can be deposited simultaneously and materials with new characters can be produced.
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New nanoparticle deposition system using pulse vacuum arc discharge Pulse vacuum arc deposition is a unique technique to deposit ultrathin films and nanoparticles by generating metal ions in a simple process. This system can achieve high in terms of film flatness and particle fineness, which is impossible with other systems.