Guide me for fabricating a thermo electric setup in lab in detail and picture
Bashab,
What is the goal of this laboratory? Are you seeking to create new thermoelectric materials, or are you just looking to characterize existing modules?
Knowing your budget, the presence/absence of any faculty supporting you, would be useful.
Bashab,
Okay, presumably you have the support from chemists either from an educational institute or commercial entity?
If so, at the very least I'd envisage a variety of fabrication and processing tools from sintering presses (possibly vacuum rated) to furnaces. Structural analytical tools might be off-site (x-ray diffractometers, etc.) while the 'thermoelectric' side of analysis is (perversely) the easiest; needing little more than stable power supplies and some well-calibrated thermometry.
If you're affiliated to an existing company or institute, that would help guide the direction - there are many novel TEMs and it would be wise to focus on a few candidates.
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