ArticleAdvanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany)2026
Thermoelectric Property Mapping for High-Performance Integrated MgAgSb-MgCuSb System.
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To achieve high conversion efficiency in thermoelectric (TE) modules, not only thermoelectric materials (TEMs) with high figure-of-merit zT but also the optimization of thermoelectric interface materials (TEiMs) is required. For TEMs, enhancing zT relies on increasing power factor PF and lowering thermal conductivity κ, while for TEiMs, high electrical conductivity and κ are essential, which highlights the importance of the integrated design of TEMs and TEiMs. In this work, we select p-type MgAgSb as the object and construct a TE property mapping of the integrated MgAgSb-MgCuSb two-phase system by tuning the Ag/Cu ratio. Based on the thermoelectric property mapping, Ag-rich compositions exhibit superior PF and zT values for TEM, maximized in PF∼21 µW cm
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