Engineering and Technologynpj Flexible Electronics
Facile fabrication of paper-based flexible thermoelectric generator
Z. Dong, H. Liu, et al.
This innovative research by Zuoyuan Dong, Hua Liu, Xin Yang, Jichen Fan, Hengchang Bi, Chaolun Wang, Yonghua Zhang, Chen Luo, Xinqian Chen, and Xing Wu introduces a simple and cost-effective method for fabricating flexible thermoelectric generators using modified cellulose paper. With impressive results, including a 41.2 mV output and rapid response thermal sensors, this technique paves the way for advanced self-powered wearable electronics.
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