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[Technology Connections] Thermoelectric cooling: it's not great.
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Thermoelectric cooling where you have a water loop and second stage heat sink is actually very effective. The problem with that however is you can generate temperatures below freezing, which can cause condensation in your device under cooling and lead to internal short circuits. Ideally you'd feed back the temperature of the device under cooling to your second stage heat sink so it can ramp up or down heat transfer