A. Korotkov, V. Loboda, S. Dzyubanenko, E. Bakulin
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Fabrication and Testing of MEMS Technology Based Thermoelectric Generator
The article deals with thermoelectric generators (TEG) to be designed for low-power applications, e.g. high temperature object monitoring systems. TEG operating principle is based on the Seebeck effect. The proposed technological process of TEG fabrication and testing results with the output specific power of 0.3–6.2 μW/sq.mm at the temperature range of 25–100 K are described.