Improved thermoelectric properties in solid state microwave of Zn1-xYbxSb compound by Yb for Zn substitution

Arej Kadhim
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Abstract

In this research, the Zn-Yb-Sb materials in the form Zn1-xYbxSb; x = 0.02 to 0.8, were composed by a solid-state microwave method. These samples were examined to determine the crystal structure by XRD analysis, which indexed to the orthorhombic phase. The dominant peak (112) had a clearly shift in Bragg angle from 28.536° to 28.784° with increasing Yb content. The Yb content (x) effects on the thermoelectric properties (TE) was measured at the temperature reach to 500 K. Increased the Yb content (the sample with x = 0.8) in Zn1-xYbxSb caused an increase in the Seebeck coefficient (486 μV/K at 433 K) and a decrease in each of the hole concentration (3.02 × 1021 cm−3) and the electrical conductivity (5320 S/m). Ascribing to the increased Seebeck coefficient, the higher value of the power factor measured in this research was 1257 μW/mK2 at 473K for the sample of Zn0.92Yb0.08Sb (x = 0.08).). These experimental results suggest that a clear idea of the application of the Zn1-xYbxSb for TE modules.

以镱代锌改善 Zn1-xYbxSb 化合物在固态微波中的热电性能
本研究采用固态微波法合成了 Zn-Yb-Sb 材料,其形式为 Zn1-xYbxSb;x = 0.02 至 0.8。通过 X 射线衍射分析确定了这些样品的晶体结构,结果显示其为正交相。随着镱含量的增加,主峰(112)的布拉格角明显从 28.536°移至 28.784°。Zn1-xYbxSb 中镱含量的增加(x = 0.8 的样品)导致塞贝克系数增加(433 K 时为 486 μV/K),空穴浓度(3.02 × 1021 cm-3)和电导率(5320 S/m)分别下降。由于塞贝克系数的增加,在 473K 时,Zn0.92Yb0.08Sb(x = 0.08)样品测得的功率因数的较高值为 1257 μW/mK2。)这些实验结果表明,Zn1-xYbxSb 可用于 TE 模块。
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