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24-hr Solid-State Power Generation with Self-Adaptive Tunable Radiative Coatings
Day-night solid-state power generation is experimentally demonstrated with thermoelectric generators integrated with a tunable radiative coating, which switches between a selective solar absorber during daytime and a radiative cooler during nighttime by temperature without any external control. The
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