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Seebeck nanoantennas for solar energy harvesting

Briones et al., 2014

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465137574400558696
Author
Briones E
Briones J
Cuadrado A
Martinez-Anton J
McMurtry S
Hehn M
Montaigne F
Alda J
Gonzalez F
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Applied Physics Letters

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We propose a mid-infrared device based on thermocouple optical antennas for light sensing and energy harvesting applications. We numerically demonstrate that antennas are able to generate low-power dc signals by beneficing of the thermoelectric properties of the metals …
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