Woven-yarn thermoelectric textiles

Lee, Jae Ah; Aliev, Ali E; Bykova, Julia S; de Andrade, Monica Jung; Kim, Daeyoung; Sim, Hyeon Jun; Lepró, Xavier; Zakhidov, Anvar; Lee, Jeongbong; Spinks, Geoffrey; Roth, Siegmar; Kim, Seon Jeong; Baughman, Ray H

Woven-yarn thermoelectric textiles

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posted on 2024-11-16, 09:24 authored by Jae Ah Lee, Ali E Aliev, Julia S Bykova, Monica Jung de Andrade, Daeyoung Kim, Hyeon Jun Sim, Xavier Lepró, Anvar Zakhidov, Jeongbong Lee, Geoffrey SpinksGeoffrey Spinks, Siegmar Roth, Seon Jeong Kim, Ray H Baughman

The fabrication and characterization of highly flexible textiles are reported. These textiles can harvest thermal energy from temperature gradients in the desirable through-thickness direction. The tiger yarns containing n- and p-type segments are woven to provide textiles containing n-p junctions. A high power output of up to 8.6 W m−2 is obtained for a temperature difference of 200 °C.

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Mechanical advantage: biomimetic artificial muscles for micro-machines

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Lee, J. Ah., Aliev, A. E., Bykova, J. S., de Andrade, M., Kim, D., Sim, H. Jun., Lepró, X., Zakhidov, A. A., Lee, J., Spinks, G. M., Roth, S., Kim, S. Jeong. & Baughman, R. H. (2016). Woven-yarn thermoelectric textiles. Advanced Materials, 28 (25), 5038-5044.

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Advanced Materials

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28

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5038-5044

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https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.201600709

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English

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107377

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Woven-yarn thermoelectric textiles

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