Which outcome results when the Peltier element exceeds its thermal limit?

💡 Explanation

The Peltier element performance degrades because exceeding the thermal limit causes the Seebeck coefficient to decline, reducing the temperature difference; therefore, the differential temperature is reduced, rather than increased efficiency or voltage, under those extremes.

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