Optimized, Low ΔT Thermoelectric Energy Harvesters for Water, Air or Solid Heat Sources and Sinks
![]() Dr Robin McCarty, Member of Technical Staff, Product and Process Research and Development
Marlow Industries
USA
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given at Energy Harvesting and Storage Europe 2011 on Jun 21, 2011.
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Speaker Biography (Robin McCarty)Robin McCarty joined Marlow in July 2007 after completing her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering and is currently a Member of technical staff in Product and Process R&D. She has over seven years experience in the filed of thermoelectric and is currently developing more accurate thermoelectric device and system models as well as expanding Marlow's high temperature thermoelectric generator testing capabilities. Her system level perspective allows her to assess thermoelectric energy harvesting systems for wireless sensors, exhaust waste heat recovery, and co-generation by integrating thermoelectrics with other power generation, heating, and cooling systems. Her recent focus has been researching and developing thermoelectric devices and systems for powering wireless sensors. Company Profile (Marlow Industries Inc)Marlow Industries, Inc. in Dallas, Texas is clearly recognized as the largest Thermoelectric module company in the world with regard to revenue and volume production considering provision of Power Generation, Cooling and Heating modules and assemblies for Defense, Space, Industrial/Commercial, Medical and Telecom customers and industries. Follow Us on Twitter! http://twitter.com/#!/Marlow_Ind |




