Polymer gels with tunable ionic Seebeck coefficient for ultra-sensitive printed thermopiles [PDF]
Nature Communications, 2019 Though polymer electrolytes with high ionic Seebeck coefficients are attractive for thermoelectric modules, demonstrating high performance n-type polymers required for modules remains elusive.
Dan Zhao +10 more
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Seebeck coefficient of silicon nanowire forests doped by thermal diffusion [PDF]
Beilstein Journal of Nanotechnology, 2020 Thermoelectric generators made by large arrays of nanowires perpendicular to a silicon substrate, that is, so-called silicon nanowire forests are fabricated on large areas by an inexpensive metal-assisted etching technique.
Shaimaa Elyamny +2 more
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Fabrication and thermoelectric properties of Ca-Co-O ceramics with negative Seebeck coefficient
Results in Physics, 2018 Ca-Co-O ceramics is typically p-type thermoelectric materials and possesses positive Seebeck coefficient. In this work, n-type Ca-Co-O ceramics with negative Seebeck coefficients were fabricated by sintering and annealing in a reducing atmosphere.
Chunlin Gong +7 more
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The Effect of the MEMS Measurement Platform Design on the Seebeck Coefficient Measurement of a Single Nanowire [PDF]
Nanomaterials, 2018 In order to study the thermoelectric properties of individual nanowires, a thermoelectric nanowire characterization platform (TNCP) has been previously developed and used in our chair.
S. Hoda Moosavi +5 more
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Characterization of Lorenz number with Seebeck coefficient measurement [PDF]
APL Materials, 2015 In analyzing zT improvements due to lattice thermal conductivity (κL) reduction, electrical conductivity (σ) and total thermal conductivity (κTotal) are often used to estimate the electronic
Hyun-Sik Kim +4 more
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Seebeck coefficient of one electron [PDF]
Journal of Applied Physics, 2014 The Seebeck coefficient of one electron, driven thermally into a semiconductor single-electron box, is investigated theoretically. With a finite temperature difference ΔT between the source and charging island, a single electron can charge the island in equilibrium, directly generating a Seebeck effect.
Z. A. K. Durrani
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High seebeck coefficient in middle-temperature thermocell with deep eutectic solvent. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2021 Antariksa NF, Yamada T, Kimizuka N.
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Data analysis for Seebeck coefficient measurements [PDF]
Review of Scientific Instruments, 2013 The Seebeck coefficient is one of the key quantities of thermoelectric materials and routinely measured in various laboratories. There are, however, several ways to calculate the Seebeck coefficient from the raw measurement data. We compare these different ways to extract the Seebeck coefficient, evaluate the accuracy of the results, and show methods ...
Johannes de Boor, Eckhard Müller
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Thermoelectric and Seebeck coefficients of granular metals [PDF]
Physical Review B, 2009 27 pages, 10 figures ...
Andreas Glatz, I. S. Beloborodov
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Advances in Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) Nanolaminate Synthesis of Thermoelectric Films in Porous Templates for Improved Seebeck Coefficient. [PDF]
Materials (Basel), 2020 Chen X, Baumgart H.
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