Transverse thermoelectric response of a tilted metallic multilayer structure

Transverse thermoelectric response of a tilted metallic multilayer structure

Thermoelectric fields transverse to an applied temperature gradient have been observed in artificially created tilted multilayer structures. Copper-constantan multilayer structures were prepared by sintering of a compressed stack of copper/constantan/copper foils and by cutting the stack obliquely t...

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Veröffentlicht in:Applied physics letters 1998-09, Vol.73 (10), p.1364-1366
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description Thermoelectric fields transverse to an applied temperature gradient have been observed in artificially created tilted multilayer structures. Copper-constantan multilayer structures were prepared by sintering of a compressed stack of copper/constantan/copper foils and by cutting the stack obliquely to its axis. Tilted multilayer structures represent a new class of thermoelectric devices, and applications for detection of light are demonstrated.
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