Seebeckkerroin
Seebeckkerroin, also known as the Seebeck coefficient, is a fundamental material property that describes the voltage generated across a material when there is a temperature difference across it. This phenomenon, known as the Seebeck effect, is a cornerstone of thermoelectricity. The Seebeck coefficient is typically measured in units of volts per Kelvin (V/K) or microvolts per Kelvin (µV/K).
A positive Seebeck coefficient indicates that the material is a p-type semiconductor, meaning that the majority
The magnitude of the Seebeck coefficient is crucial for thermoelectric applications, such as power generation and