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   <subfield code="a">Enhancement of the generating power in Cu/Bi-Te/Cu composite thermoelectric devices</subfield>
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   <subfield code="a">The voltage ΔV and electric current ΔI of the p- and n-type Cu/Bi-Te/Cu composite thermoelectric devices were measured as a function of ΔT for four regions of the intrinsic Bi-Te compound, Cu/Bi-Te and Bi-Te/Cu interfaces and Cu/Bi-Te/Cu composite using thermocouples set at intervals of s=2 and 6mm, where the lengths of Bi-Te compound and copper are 4 and 5mm, respectively. ΔV and ΔI of all regions tended to increase linearly with an increase of ΔT. The resultant α was obtained from the relation ΔV/ΔT. The resultant α values of regions including the interface are much higher in absolute value than those of the intrinsic Bi-Te compounds, so that the barrier thermo-emf is found to occur in the forward-bias direction. It indicates that the barrier thermo-emf appears even in the semiconductor-metal junction, as in the case of the p-n junctions. The resultant α of Cu(T H)/Bi-Te interface rich in the heat flow increases with an increase of ΔT, while that of Bi-Te/Cu(T C ) interface poor in the heat flow decreases with an increase of ΔT. The ΔT-dependence of α of the interfaces is entirely opposite at the hot and cold sides. As a result, the resultant α of the p- and n-type Cu/Bi-Te/Cu composites remained little varied with changes of ΔT, so that the present composites have a thermal stability superior to the intrinsic Bi-Te compounds.The generating powers ΔW Bi-Te and ΔW Cu/Bi-Te/Cu for the p- and n-type intrinsic Bi-Te compounds and Cu/Bi-Te/Cu composites increased parabolalically with an increase of ΔT, and the ratios of ΔW Cu/Bi-Te/Cu to ΔW Bi-Te reached great values of 1.41 and 1.45 for the p- and n-type composites, respectively. It was thus found that the enhancement in the resultant α of the composite materials results in a significant improvement in the conversion efficiency for generators.</subfield>
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