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Thermoelectric refrigerators, the cooling systems that work based on the Peltier effect—creating heat flux between the junctions of two types of materials—have a much smaller coefficient of performance as compared to the conventional compressor-style refrigerators, especially when the cooling capacity is large. Nevertheless, owing to the small size of cooling units, their silent nature, the absence of any moving parts in them or any gases or liquids, and their long life, thermoelectric refrigerators are used in a vast set of applications. Applications of these refrigerators span areas such as medical, military, consumer goods, telecommunications companies, and industrial. Unlike the conventional heat sinks, thermoelectric refrigerators allow lowering the temperature of the products inside the cooler below ambient temperatures while also permitting stabilizing the temperature of objects that are subject to a wide range of varying ambient conditions. Thus the use of thermoelectric re...