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A review of the state of the science on wearable thermoelectric power generators (TEGs) and their existing challenges

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In this article, the human body has been considered as a good source of heat to harvest electrical energy through wearable thermoelectric generators, which may become an alternative power generation technique compared to other conventional ones used for many wearable devices.
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Thermoelectric generators are solid state energy harvesters which can convert thermal energy into electrical energy in a reliable and renewable manner. Over the last decade, the human body has been considered as a good source of heat to harvest electrical energy through wearable thermoelectric generators. It may become an alternative power generation technique compared to other conventional ones used for many wearable devices. The wearable thermoelectric generator has potential to generate sufficient energy for any wireless sensor nodes (typically power requirements

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CRC Handbook of Thermoelectrics

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