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Temperature Periodic Modulation Doubles the Power Output of Thermoelectric Generators
Thermoelectric heat harvesting provides in principle a flexible, reliable way to convert heat into electric energy, thus recovering waste heat and powering off-net devices. However, thermoelectricity conversion efficiency is still low, despite the major efforts deployed over the last two decades to
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