How to make miniature refrigerators work?
Miniature refrigerators work by utilizing various components and technologies. One approach involves using a closed loop system with a miniature compressor, condenser, electronic expansion valve, and evaporator, connected by sealed pipes, to circulate refrigerant and cool electronic equipment . Another method involves incorporating a battery holder, solar panel, and air pump into the design, allowing for outdoor use and the ability to generate and supply electricity using solar energy . Additionally, multifunctional miniature refrigerators have been developed, which include features such as a storage pot, thermal insulating pillar, electric heating tray, ultraviolet disinfection, and a wine decanter function . Thermoacoustic refrigerators, driven by piezoelectric drivers and utilizing pressurized helium gas, have also been developed for cooling electronic components, achieving temperature differences across the stack and compact sizes .
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9 Citations | The paper discusses the development of a miniature thermoacoustic refrigerator that uses one atmosphere of air as a working medium. It does not provide detailed instructions on how to make miniature refrigerators work. |
The paper provides information on the development of a miniature thermoacoustic refrigerator driven by a piezoelectric driver. It does not provide specific instructions on how to make miniature refrigerators work. | |
The paper does not provide information on how to make miniature refrigerators work. The paper describes the features and functions of a multifunctional miniature refrigerator, but does not explain the technical details of its operation. | |
The paper provides information on a miniature refrigerator for cooling electronic equipment, but it does not provide specific instructions on how to make miniature refrigerators work. | |
The paper describes a miniature refrigerator for outdoor use that works by using a solar panel to generate and supply electricity to the refrigerator. |