Flexible temperature difference generation micro-unit structure

Abstract

The invention discloses a flexible temperature difference generation micro-unit structure. Multiple rows of and multiple even-number lists of beehive-shaped circular cavities are arranged on a base. Micro holes are formed on the bottoms of the other circular cavities except the circular cavities in the two lists on the rim, the inner bottoms of the circular cavities provided with the micro holes are coated with silver base nano particle ink which fills the micro holes and covers the bottoms of the circular cavities. P type electric heating arms and N type electric heating arms fill in each row of the circular cavities at interval, and the top end of each pair of the P type heat electric arm and the N type heat electric arm is connected by an upper layer copper wire. The N type heat electric arms and the P type heat electric arms which are provided with micro holes are arranged in a group, and the outer bottom faces of the circular cavities provided with the micro holes are connected by a lower layer cooper wire to form a flexible temperature difference generation unit structure. The invention is highly flexible and stable, and, when the temperature difference generation unit receives impacts, the substrate which wraps the heat electric arms can prevent the bismuth telluride electric heating material which has poor ductility from cracking and losing efficacy. The flexible temperature difference generation micro-unit structure can provide energy to the medical micro device implanted into the body and has a popularization application value.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a thermoelectric power generation device, in particular to a flexible thermoelectric microunit structure. Background technique [0002] Implantable medical devices in the body are used more and more widely, such as pacemakers, defibrillators, drug pumps, etc., which can replace or improve the function of organs or treat certain diseases. Providing durable and stable energy supply for implantable medical devices is a research hotspot and difficult problem in the world today. At present, there are several power sources used in implantable medical devices: lithium batteries, biofuel cells, nuclear batteries, wireless energy transmission, etc. Micro lithium batteries often have a short lifespan, and patients need to replace batteries for a long time, causing a lot of pain; nuclear batteries can work for more than ten years, but they are generally large in size and have toxicity and radiation to the human body; biofuel cells use en...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Existing miniature flexible thermoelectric power generation components usually arrange thermoelectric arms directly on the substrate or use flexible connections between bulk miniature thermoelectric materials, because the internal environment of the human body has many curved surfaces and the human body is flexible, and the thermoelectric arms are often squeezed. Stability of this type of thermoelectric generator is not enough, so it is necessary to have better flexibility o

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