Replay
Pumping Heat
Phononic’s solid-state thermal technology sets a new standard in thermoelectrics.
Thermoelectric devices – How they work
A thermoelectric device is made up of specialized semiconducting materials connected in a circuit that is sandwiched between two thermally conductive ceramic substrates. When the circuit is energized heat is moved electronically in the direction of the current creating a temperature difference between the two sides of the device.
Phononic – How we do things differently
We’ve taken on complex thermal, mechanical, and electrical challenges—and solved them. Phononic’s design approach allows for thermoelectric technology to be implemented in a rugged, interchangeable, and easily integrated package, minimizing manufacturing loss and reaching new levels of reliability and efficiency.
Benefits.
More efficient, up to 30% less power
More efficient, up to 30% less power
We have made significant improvements in the ability of our devices to deliver heat pumping with high efficiency—using up to 30% less power—high heat flux, and improved cooling. Standard thermoelectric coolers (TECs) can’t compare.
Performance
Performance
Through rigorous thermal, mechanical and electrical engineering of our devices and Solid-State Heat Pumps, we have optimized thermal and electrical parasitics associated with integrating semiconductors into devices. As a result, our TECs and Solid-State Heat Pumps have the highest possible performance when it comes to primary heat transport.
Application
Application
Integrating devices into our Solid-State Heat Pumps makes it possible to pump tens, hundreds, or even thousands of watts, enabling the use of thermoelectric technology in a wide range of cooling and heating applications.
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Resources.
Phononic Ranked Number 66 Fastest Growing Company in North America on Deloitte’s 2019 Technology Fast 500™
Phononic ranked number 66 on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies in North America.
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Keeping It Cool, Phononic Cools and Heats With Solid-State Chip
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The NASA Alum Who Turned A Discarded 19th-Century Idea Into a $280 Million Startup
Phononic CEO, Tony Atti shared his thoughts on the start of the company’s solid-state cooling units.
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Beyond the Silicon Valley app: Many of tech’s new disruptive ideas have social missions
The 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 list is out! This year more than ever we’re seeing technology infiltrate and transform every sector of our society.
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