nanoHUB-U: Thermoelectricity: From Atoms to Systems

nanoHUB-U: Thermoelectricity: From Atoms to Systems

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  • Lecture 3.1: Micro/Nano Scale Temperature Measurement (Part 1) 1. Lecture 3.1: Micro/Nano Scale … 0
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  • Direct Conversion of Heat into Electricity 2. Direct Conversion of Heat into… 44.377711044377712
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  • Ohm's Law/ Electrical Conductivity 3. Ohm's Law/ Electrical Conducti… 121.35468802135469
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  • Fourier Law/ Thermal Conductivity 4. Fourier Law/ Thermal Conductiv… 161.86186186186185
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  • Thermal Transport in Low Dimension 5. Thermal Transport in Low Dimen… 206.006006006006
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  • Measuring voltage at nanometer scale 6. Measuring voltage at nanometer… 240.74074074074076
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  • Thermal Conductivity of Materials 7. Thermal Conductivity of Materi… 302.36903570236905
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  • Measuring temperature at nanometer scale 8. Measuring temperature at nanom… 367.73440106773444
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  • Measuring heat flow at nanometer scale 9. Measuring heat flow at nanomet… 428.82882882882882
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  • Methods 10. Methods 489.22255588922258
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  • Microrefrigerators on a chip 11. Microrefrigerators on a chip 625.45879212545879
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  • Micro thermocouple measurements: Cooling vs. Current 12. Micro thermocouple measurement… 750.684017350684
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  • Scanning Thermal Microscopy 13. Scanning Thermal Microscopy 847.313980647314
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  • Scanning Thermal Microscopy (SThM) 14. Scanning Thermal Microscopy (S… 895.66232899566239
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  • SThM Metallic Single Wall Nanotube 15. SThM Metallic Single Wall Nano… 946.11277944611277
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  • Lecture 3.1: Summary 16. Lecture 3.1: Summary 1053.1865198531866
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L3.1: Nanoscale and Macroscale Characterization - Micro/Nano Scale Temperature Measurement (Part 1)

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