It’s not about the mass

Xavier Moya () and Neil D. Mathur ()
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Xavier Moya: University of Cambridge
Neil D. Mathur: University of Cambridge

Nature Energy, 2020, vol. 5, issue 12, 941-942

Abstract: Electrocaloric cooling devices traditionally comprise sub-millimetre-thick ceramic working bodies surrounded by relatively massive apparatus. Now, cooling devices that are each based on a thin polymer layer have been stacked to yield a composite lightweight device that pumps heat across a wide temperature span.

Date: 2020
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