In dopant enabled resonant level for thermoelectric enhancements in PbSnGeTe3

IF 3.6 2区 物理与天体物理 Q2 PHYSICS, APPLIED Applied Physics Letters Pub Date : 2025-01-28 DOI:10.1063/5.0250382
Dan Zhang, Manzhe Zhao, Jiandong Liu, Hongli Wang, Ping He, Xingyuan San, Junyou Yang, Yubo Luo, Shufang Wang
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Resonant level engineering is an effective strategy to increase the Seebeck coefficient of thermoelectric semiconductors for high performance. Herein, we report a significant enhancement of the thermoelectric performance of PbSnGeTe3 over a wide temperature region through the In doping induced resonant level. Due to the simultaneously strengthened effective mass by inducing resonant levels nearby the Fermi level and decreased carrier concentration, a considerably improved Seebeck coefficient is obtained in In-doped PbSnGeTe3 and thereby the greatly increased power factor. The decreased carrier concentrations resulting from In substitution can also suppress the electronic thermal conductivity for a decreased thermal conductivity. The enhanced power factor and reduced thermal conductivity finally contribute to an extraordinarily high average ZT of 0.93 between 300 and 773 K in PbSnGeTe3. These observations demonstrate the viability of resonant levels in advancing thermoelectric materials with intrinsically high carrier concentrations.
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掺杂使能PbSnGeTe3热电增强的共振能级
共振能级工程是提高热电半导体塞贝克系数的有效手段。在此,我们报告了通过In掺杂诱导共振能级,PbSnGeTe3在宽温度区域内的热电性能显著增强。由于在费米能级附近诱导共振能级同时增强了有效质量,同时降低了载流子浓度,使得掺in的PbSnGeTe3的塞贝克系数显著提高,从而大大提高了功率因数。由In取代引起的载流子浓度的降低也可以抑制电子导热系数,从而降低导热系数。增强的功率因数和降低的导热系数最终使PbSnGeTe3在300 ~ 773 K之间的平均ZT达到了0.93。这些观察结果证明了共振能级在推进具有高载流子浓度的热电材料中的可行性。
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Applied Physics Letters
Applied Physics Letters 物理-物理:应用
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