Aloha, Charlie
I decided to start with fabricating an InSb thermovoltaic
cell made by atomic layer electrolytic deposition because
it is mostly Georgia University Augusta's process so
university technology transfer issues can be reduced while
fulfilling the objective of absorbing ambient heat in
order to produce electrical power. It probably has less
power density than a diode array. I brought this to the
attention of Min Gao an inSb themovoltaic cell expert at
Cardiff University Wales. The InSb will be heavily Te
doped to be highly conductive n type. Please help me avoid
non fundamental prototyping errors that would jeopardize
the project. If an interesting amount of thermovoltic
power is seen and the group is harmonious, prototype
development attention will return to the diode array
