How it works
What this project is testing.
A thermoelectric generator turns a temperature difference directly into electricity. One side is hot, the other side is cool, and charge carriers inside the material drift in a way that creates voltage.
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This project demonstrates the Seebeck effect: the bigger and cleaner the temperature difference, the more useful voltage you can get. It is a nice reminder that heat flow is a real energy source, not just wasted warmth.








