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Scalable fabrication of cross-plane thin-film thermoelectric generators on organic substrates

Zimmermann et al., 2021

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5446919523903476005
Author
Zimmermann J
Merten D
Finke J
Drabiniok E
Fiedler H
Tappertzhofen S
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Thin Solid Films

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Thin-film thermoelectric generators (TFTEGs) can provide energy for ultra-low power devices such as microscale heaters, cooling-units, and autonomous sensors and actuators. Of particular interest are micro-and nano-structured thermoelectric materials deposited on …
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