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A review of low-, medium-, and high-temperature thermoelectric materials for thermoelectric generators.
Review in iScience, 2026. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.
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Abstract
Thermoelectric generators convert heat directly into electricity and require different material and engineering strategies across operating temperatures. This review organizes thermoelectric materials and representative generators into low-, medium-, and high-temperature regimes and evaluates their performance using material-, device-, module-, and system-level evidence. Low-temperature systems are dominated by limited temperature differences, heat-source coupling, contact resistance, and mechanical compliance. Medium-temperature technologies depend on high average zT, p-n compatibility, diffusion barriers, and segmented architectures. High-temperature systems increasingly require oxidation resistance, suppression of elemental volatilization, stable low-resistance interfaces, thermomechanical compatibility, reliable joining and packaging, and scalable manufacturing. Half-Heusler alloys, skutterudites, SiGe, Cu
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