Carrier Lifetime Enhancement in a Tellurium Nanowire/PEDOT:PSS Nanocomposite by Sulfur Passivation
We report static and time-resolved terahertz (THz) conductivity measurements of a high- performance thermoelectric material containing tellurium nanowires in a PEDOT:PSS matrix. Composites were made with and without sulfur passivation of the nanowires surfaces. The material with sulfur linkers (TeNW...
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creator | Heyman, James N Sahu, Ayaskanta Coates, Nelson E Ehmann, Brittany Urban, Jeffery J |
description | We report static and time-resolved terahertz (THz) conductivity measurements
of a high- performance thermoelectric material containing tellurium nanowires
in a PEDOT:PSS matrix. Composites were made with and without sulfur passivation
of the nanowires surfaces. The material with sulfur linkers (TeNW/PD-S) is less
conductive but has a longer carrier lifetime than the formulation without
(TeNW/PD). We find real conductivities at f = 1THz of {\sigma}(TeNW/PD) = 160
S/cm and {\sigma}(TeNW/PD-S) = 5.1 S/cm. These values are much larger than the
corresponding DC conductivities, suggesting DC conductivity is limited by
structural defects. The free-carrier lifetime in the nanowires is controlled by
recombination and trapping at the nanowire surfaces. We find surface
recombination velocities in bare tellurium nanowires (22m/s) and TeNW/PD-S
(40m/s) that are comparable to evaporated tellurium thin films. The surface
recombination velocity in TeNW/PD (509m/s) is much larger, indicating a higher
interface trap density. |
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in a PEDOT:PSS matrix. Composites were made with and without sulfur passivation
of the nanowires surfaces. The material with sulfur linkers (TeNW/PD-S) is less
conductive but has a longer carrier lifetime than the formulation without
(TeNW/PD). We find real conductivities at f = 1THz of {\sigma}(TeNW/PD) = 160
S/cm and {\sigma}(TeNW/PD-S) = 5.1 S/cm. These values are much larger than the
corresponding DC conductivities, suggesting DC conductivity is limited by
structural defects. The free-carrier lifetime in the nanowires is controlled by
recombination and trapping at the nanowire surfaces. We find surface
recombination velocities in bare tellurium nanowires (22m/s) and TeNW/PD-S
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of the nanowires surfaces. The material with sulfur linkers (TeNW/PD-S) is less
conductive but has a longer carrier lifetime than the formulation without
(TeNW/PD). We find real conductivities at f = 1THz of {\sigma}(TeNW/PD) = 160
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corresponding DC conductivities, suggesting DC conductivity is limited by
structural defects. The free-carrier lifetime in the nanowires is controlled by
recombination and trapping at the nanowire surfaces. We find surface
recombination velocities in bare tellurium nanowires (22m/s) and TeNW/PD-S
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of a high- performance thermoelectric material containing tellurium nanowires
in a PEDOT:PSS matrix. Composites were made with and without sulfur passivation
of the nanowires surfaces. The material with sulfur linkers (TeNW/PD-S) is less
conductive but has a longer carrier lifetime than the formulation without
(TeNW/PD). We find real conductivities at f = 1THz of {\sigma}(TeNW/PD) = 160
S/cm and {\sigma}(TeNW/PD-S) = 5.1 S/cm. These values are much larger than the
corresponding DC conductivities, suggesting DC conductivity is limited by
structural defects. The free-carrier lifetime in the nanowires is controlled by
recombination and trapping at the nanowire surfaces. We find surface
recombination velocities in bare tellurium nanowires (22m/s) and TeNW/PD-S
(40m/s) that are comparable to evaporated tellurium thin films. The surface
recombination velocity in TeNW/PD (509m/s) is much larger, indicating a higher
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