This document summarizes a research paper on a maximum power point tracking (MPPT) converter for thermoelectric generators (TEGs) based on open-circuit voltage measurement. The MPPT converter uses a microcontroller to measure the TEG's open-circuit voltage periodically and adjusts the duty cycle of a synchronous buck-boost converter to maximize power extraction. Experimental results show the converter can track power from TEGs with an average efficiency of 98.7% during steady-state and transient temperature conditions. The converter responds to step changes in open-circuit voltage within 8 milliseconds while achieving an overall tracking accuracy of 99.85%.