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Organic Thermoelectric Materials for Wearable Electronic Devices [PDF]

Sensors
Wearable electronic devices have emerged as a pivotal technology in healthcare and artificial intelligence robots. Among the materials that are employed in wearable electronic devices, organic thermoelectric materials possess great application potential ...
Runfeng Xiao, Xiaoyan Zhou, Chan Zhang, Xi Liu, Shaobo Han, Canyan Che   +5 more
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Thermoelectric cooling materials [PDF]

Nature Materials, 2020
Solid-state thermoelectric devices can directly convert electricity into cooling or enable heat pumping through the Peltier effect. The commercialization of thermoelectric cooling technology has been built on the Bi2Te3 alloys, which have had no rival for the past six decades around room temperature. With the discovery and development of more promising
Jun Mao, Gang Chen, Zhifeng Ren
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Modulation of the morphotropic phase boundary for high-performance ductile thermoelectric materials [PDF]

Nature Communications, 2023
The flexible thermoelectric technique, which can convert heat from the human body to electricity via the Seebeck effect, is expected to provide a peerless solution for the power supply of wearables.
Jiasheng Liang, Jin Liu, Pengfei Qiu, Chen Ming, Zhengyang Zhou, Zhiqiang Gao, Kunpeng Zhao, Lidong Chen, Xun Shi   +8 more
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Recent Progress of Two-Dimensional Thermoelectric Materials

Nano-Micro Letters, 2020
Thermoelectric generators have attracted a wide research interest owing to their ability to directly convert heat into electrical power. Moreover, the thermoelectric properties of traditional inorganic and organic materials have been significantly ...
Delong Li, Youning Gong, Yuexing Chen, Jiamei Lin, Qasim Khan, Yupeng Zhang, Yu Li, Han Zhang, Heping Xie   +8 more
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Thermoelectric Materials and Devices [PDF]

Micromachines
Thermoelectric (TE) materials and devices enable the direct conversion between thermal and electrical energy, offering solid-state solutions for power generation and cooling without moving parts or working fluids [...]
Huang R.
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Advances in Flexible Thermoelectric Materials and Devices Fabricated by Magnetron Sputtering [PDF]

Small Science
Due to the direct conversion between thermal and electrical energy, thermoelectric materials and their devices exhibit great potential for power generation and refrigeration.
Boxuan Hu, Xiao-Lei Shi, Tianyi Cao, Meng Li, Wenyi Chen, Wei-Di Liu, Wanyu Lyu, Tuquabo Tesfamichael, Zhi-Gang Chen   +8 more
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Advances in Thermoelectric Materials Research [PDF]

Small Science
Zhu T.
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Analyzing the Performance of Thermoelectric Generators with Inhomogeneous Legs: Coupled Material–Device Modelling for Mg₂X-Based TEG Prototypes

Energies, 2023
Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) possess the ability to generate electrical power from heat. As TEGs are operated under a thermal gradient, inhomogeneous material properties—either by design or due to inhomogeneous material degradation under thermal load—
Julia Camut, Eckhard Müller, Johannes de Boor   +2 more
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Complex thermoelectric materials [PDF]

Nature Materials, 2008
Thermoelectric materials, which can generate electricity from waste heat or be used as solid-state Peltier coolers, could play an important role in a global sustainable energy solution. Such a development is contingent on identifying materials with higher thermoelectric efficiency than available at present, which is a challenge owing to the conflicting
Jeffrey Snyder, G., Toberer, Eric S.
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Tunable quantum gaps to decouple carrier and phonon transport leading to high-performance thermoelectrics

Nature Communications, 2022
Defects are believed to always scatter carriers. Here, the authors find that the quantum gaps in GeTe-based materials do not scatter carriers, which decouple the carriers and phonons transport leading to high thermoelectric performance.
Yong Yu, Xiao Xu, Yan Wang, Baohai Jia, Shan Huang, Xiaobin Qiang, Bin Zhu, Peijian Lin, Binbin Jiang, Shixuan Liu, Xia Qi, Kefan Pan, Di Wu, Haizhou Lu, Michel Bosman, Stephen J. Pennycook, Lin Xie, Jiaqing He   +17 more
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