Thermoelectric properties of individual bismuth compound nanowires and arrays, and their reliability: towards nanowire-based microstructured thermoelectric devices
单个铋化合物纳米线和阵列的热电特性及其可靠性:基于纳米线的微结构热电器件
基本信息
- 批准号:121404433
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Priority Programmes
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2008-12-31 至 2016-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Our project aims at investigating the thermoelectric figure of merit ZT and the reliability of bismuth compound nanowires (Bi, Sb, Bi1-xSbx, Bi2Te3, and (Bi1-xSbx)2Te3 and arrays, and at their integration in nanowire-based thermoelectric modules. Intending to miniaturize and improve thermoelectric devices, nanowires grown in nanoporous templates are excellent systems to study the effects of low dimensionality. While an increase of ZT in bismuth compound nanograined or multilayer materials has been attributed mainly to a decrease of thermal conductivity in AV-BVI solid solutions due to additional phonon scattering, theoretical predictions propose an enhancement of ZT for nanowires with diameters below 100 nm caused by both an increase in power factor due to quantum-size effects and reduced thermal conductivity due to additional surface phonon scattering. Within this project we will fabricate large arrays of smooth and rough bismuth compound nanowires with diameters < 10 nm. Microchips specifically developed during the first SPP period, will be used to measure the thermoelectric figure of merit of single nanowires as a function of wire diameter, composition, crystallinity, and surface roughness. The fabrication parameters will be optimized to maximize the ZT of both p- and n-type nanomaterials. Carrier type, carrier concentration, and mobility in bismuth compound nanowires will be determined from the transfer characteristics of nanowire field-effect transistor devices. We will also investigate the thermoelectric properties of nanowire arrays, relevant for their implementation in novel thermoelectric devices to be used for low-power generation and/or refrigeration, and sensoric. We aim at developing a NW IR sensor prototype based on the sequential deposition of p- and n-type nanowires in microstructured polymer templates. The reliability of thermoelectrical single nanowires and nanowire arrays will be studied in detail, with specific emphasis in investigating the chemical and thermal stability of both nanostructure and contacts under working conditions and thermal stress, and to find most suitable technological solutions. Based on specific experience in thermal conductivity investigations we offer a platform for in-plane thermal conductivity measurements of thin films for all SPP research groups which are concerned with thermal transport mechanisms in nanostructured thin films.
我们的项目旨在研究铋化合物纳米线(Bi, Sb, Bi1-xSbx, Bi2Te3和(Bi1-xSbx)2Te3及其阵列的热电性能和可靠性,以及它们在基于纳米线的热电模块中的集成。在纳米孔模板中生长的纳米线是研究低维效应的良好体系,旨在使热电器件小型化和改进。虽然铋化合物纳米颗粒或多层材料中ZT的增加主要归因于AV-BVI固溶体中由于额外的声子散射而导致的导热性降低,但理论预测表明,直径小于100 nm的纳米线的ZT增强是由于量子尺寸效应导致的功率因数增加和额外的表面声子散射导致的导热性降低造成的。在这个项目中,我们将制造直径小于10纳米的光滑和粗糙铋化合物纳米线的大型阵列。在第一个SPP期间专门开发的微芯片将用于测量单个纳米线的热电性能,作为线直径,成分,结晶度和表面粗糙度的函数。优化制备参数,使p型和n型纳米材料的ZT均达到最大。铋化合物纳米线中的载流子类型、载流子浓度和迁移率将由纳米线场效应晶体管器件的转移特性决定。我们还将研究纳米线阵列的热电特性,这与它们在用于低功率发电和/或制冷以及传感器的新型热电装置中的实现有关。我们的目标是开发一种基于p型和n型纳米线在微结构聚合物模板中顺序沉积的NW红外传感器原型。将详细研究热电单纳米线和纳米线阵列的可靠性,特别强调在工作条件和热应力下研究纳米结构和触点的化学和热稳定性,并找到最合适的技术解决方案。基于热导率研究的具体经验,我们为所有关注纳米结构薄膜热传输机制的SPP研究小组提供了薄膜平面内热导率测量平台。
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Three-dimensional semiconductor nanowire networks as model systems to study physical processes in nanostructured electrodes for light-driven water splitting
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