Regarding the first schematic: C1 bridges both cathodes and
unifies otherwise separate cathode resistors into a single tail.
You have a differential amplifier, not behaving as independent
channels.
Electrons flow from - to +. But ions and carriers can go either
direction, depending what sign of charge they might hold.
Whats weird: in P Bismuth Telluride, the flow of holes from
+ to - actually carries heat in that direction. And as far as I
know a hole is a bubble or absence of an electron in a semi-
conductor. How does the absence of something carry heat?
unifies otherwise separate cathode resistors into a single tail.
You have a differential amplifier, not behaving as independent
channels.
Electrons flow from - to +. But ions and carriers can go either
direction, depending what sign of charge they might hold.
Whats weird: in P Bismuth Telluride, the flow of holes from
+ to - actually carries heat in that direction. And as far as I
know a hole is a bubble or absence of an electron in a semi-
conductor. How does the absence of something carry heat?
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