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The Electrocaloric Efficiency of Ceramic and Polymer Films
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Ceramic FilmsEngineeringEnergy-saving MaterialEnergy EfficiencyFunctional CeramicElectrothermalRefrigerationFuture Cooling ApplicationsElectrical WorkThermal AnalysisThermodynamicsMaterials ScienceElectroactive MaterialElectrical EngineeringThermal PropertyHeat TransferElectrocaloric EfficiencyElectrochemistryPolymer ScienceThermoelectric MaterialThermal EngineeringEnergy Conversion MaterialsElectrical Insulation
Efficiency is defined as η = |Q|/|W| in order to investigate the electrical work |W| associated with electrocaloric heat |Q|. This materials parameter indicates that polymer films are slightly more energy efficient than ceramic films, and therefore both species of material remain candidates for future cooling applications.
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