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. 2023 Oct 13;15:226. doi: 10.1007/s40820-023-01200-8

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4

TE performance of pn segmented core–shell TE fibers. TE properties of a n-type MXene and b p-type MXene/SWCNT-COOH materials, including power factor, Seebeck coefficient at different temperatures and electrical conductivity. c TE generation mechanism of pn segmented TE fibers. d Output voltage of different numbers of p or n-type fibers at various temperature. e Open-circuit voltages of pn segmented TE fibers including different pairs of pn segments under different temperature. f Output voltage curves of pn segmented TE fibers during alternating heating at 400 °C and cooling at room temperature for 5 cycles with 20 pairs of pn segments. g Resistance changes and output voltage under different bending angles for TE fibers composed of 20 pairs of pn segments. h The effect of bending cycles on resistance and output voltage at a bending angle of 150° with 20 pairs of pn segments in TE fiber