Thermoelectric effects play an important role in the programming operations of phase change memories. The electrothermal modeling of the device thus requires the knowledge of transport coefficients such as the electrical and thermal conductivities and the Seebeck coefficient at different temperatures. In this work, we calculate the transport coefficients of liquid Ge 2 Sb 2 Te 5 at temperatures above melting by means of density functional molecular dynamics simulations.

Baratella, D., Dragoni, D., Bernasconi, M. (2021). First principles simulation of the thermoelectric properties of liquid Ge2Sb2Te5. Intervento presentato a: E\PCOS 2021 - European Phase Change and Ovonic Simposium, Online (Organized by University of Oxford, UK).

First principles simulation of the thermoelectric properties of liquid Ge2Sb2Te5

Baratella D
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;
Dragoni D
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Bernasconi M.
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2021

Abstract

Thermoelectric effects play an important role in the programming operations of phase change memories. The electrothermal modeling of the device thus requires the knowledge of transport coefficients such as the electrical and thermal conductivities and the Seebeck coefficient at different temperatures. In this work, we calculate the transport coefficients of liquid Ge 2 Sb 2 Te 5 at temperatures above melting by means of density functional molecular dynamics simulations.
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Phase Change Memories, First Principles, Transport Coefficients, Seebeck Effect
English
E\PCOS 2021 - European Phase Change and Ovonic Simposium
2021
2021
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Baratella, D., Dragoni, D., Bernasconi, M. (2021). First principles simulation of the thermoelectric properties of liquid Ge2Sb2Te5. Intervento presentato a: E\PCOS 2021 - European Phase Change and Ovonic Simposium, Online (Organized by University of Oxford, UK).
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