International audienceThe Seebeck coefficients (α) and the power factors of 100 nm-thick Ge1-xSnx films grown by magnetron sputtering were studied versus Sn composition (0.09 ≤ x ≤ 0.15) in the 220−330 K temperature range. The films present particularly high Seebeck coefficients at room temperature but as they are undoped, their power factors are too low for room temperature thermoelectric applications due to low electrical conductivity (σ). Nevertheless, as it is possibile to modify both α and σ by adjusting x, as well as employ conventional doping techniques, the IV-IV Ge1-xSnx semiconductor is shown to be extremely interesting for complementary-metal-oxide-semiconductor-compatible thermoelectric applications
Thermoelectric materials may contribute in the near future as new alternative sources of sustainable...
Energy harvesting for Internet of Things applications,comprising sensing, life sciences, wearables, ...
International audienceMg-Sn thin films (21 ≤ at. % Sn ≤ 42.5) were deposited by magnetron sputtering...
International audienceThe Seebeck coefficients (α) and the power factors of 100 nm-thick Ge1-xSnx fi...
Abstract The low thermal conductivity of a material is a key essential parameter for its potential a...
Thermoelectrics is the reversible process which transforms a temperature gradient across a material ...
Despite remarkable efforts to diminish our dependency on foreign oil by developing alternative sourc...
Epitaxial ScN(001) thin films were grown on MgO(001) substrates by dc reactive magnetron sputtering....
In this work, stoichiometric Sb2Te3 thin films with various thicknesses were deposited on a flexible...
Thermoelectricity transforms temperature gradients across thermoelectric material into an external v...
Temperature dependence measurements of resistivity and thermopower.An experimental apparatus is modi...
International audienceThe p-type Ge-doped (0, 1, 4 and 7 at.%) Mg<sub>2</sub>Si<sub>0.35</sub&...
We report on the experimental investigation of the potential of InGaN alloys as thermoelectric (TE) ...
Thermoelectric generators have long been seen as a possible renewable energy source for both small s...
International audienceTwo groups of Mg-Sn thin films were deposited by magnetron co-sputtering of Mg...
Thermoelectric materials may contribute in the near future as new alternative sources of sustainable...
Energy harvesting for Internet of Things applications,comprising sensing, life sciences, wearables, ...
International audienceMg-Sn thin films (21 ≤ at. % Sn ≤ 42.5) were deposited by magnetron sputtering...
International audienceThe Seebeck coefficients (α) and the power factors of 100 nm-thick Ge1-xSnx fi...
Abstract The low thermal conductivity of a material is a key essential parameter for its potential a...
Thermoelectrics is the reversible process which transforms a temperature gradient across a material ...
Despite remarkable efforts to diminish our dependency on foreign oil by developing alternative sourc...
Epitaxial ScN(001) thin films were grown on MgO(001) substrates by dc reactive magnetron sputtering....
In this work, stoichiometric Sb2Te3 thin films with various thicknesses were deposited on a flexible...
Thermoelectricity transforms temperature gradients across thermoelectric material into an external v...
Temperature dependence measurements of resistivity and thermopower.An experimental apparatus is modi...
International audienceThe p-type Ge-doped (0, 1, 4 and 7 at.%) Mg<sub>2</sub>Si<sub>0.35</sub&...
We report on the experimental investigation of the potential of InGaN alloys as thermoelectric (TE) ...
Thermoelectric generators have long been seen as a possible renewable energy source for both small s...
International audienceTwo groups of Mg-Sn thin films were deposited by magnetron co-sputtering of Mg...
Thermoelectric materials may contribute in the near future as new alternative sources of sustainable...
Energy harvesting for Internet of Things applications,comprising sensing, life sciences, wearables, ...
International audienceMg-Sn thin films (21 ≤ at. % Sn ≤ 42.5) were deposited by magnetron sputtering...