Is there a good resource on the Seebeck effect

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The discussion focuses on seeking comprehensive resources for understanding the Seebeck effect, specifically regarding constants for various temperatures and materials, including semiconductors. Users express frustration with limited information available, noting that existing resources primarily cover Platinum and Constantan. There is also an inquiry about the feasibility of lithographically producing thermocouples. A link to a document detailing thermoelectric voltage in millivolts across different types of thermocouples is provided as a potential resource. Overall, the thread highlights a need for more extensive data on the Seebeck effect and thermocouple production methods.
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Is there a good resource on the Seebeck effect, what are the constants for different temperatures and materials. Maybe also for semiconductor materials. All I found so far is in the Handbook, and that one has only Platinum and some Constantan stuff. Also: Is there an easy way to produce thermocouples lithographically?
 
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Click on a link at the bottom of the page to see a document for the Thermoelectric Voltage in Millivolts as a function temperature for various types of TCs.
http://www.omega.com/prodinfo/thermocouples.html"
 
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