
Sustainable Wearable Electronics — Thermoelectric Power Systems
Designed a PCB/IC platform on a breadboard that generates an electrical pulse every few minutes using thermoelectric generators (TEGs)—sufficient to power a wearable electrocardiograph long enough to capture a reading. Led PCB fabrication and tested 10 trials across 4 TEG configurations with 3+ controlled environmental variables to identify the most efficient array.
"Utilization of Commercial Peltier Thermoelectric Generators for Continuous Wearable Device Use," Oxford Journal of Student Scholarship, June 2026. Found no significant gain from series TEGs but a clear improvement from heat sinks.
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