Abstract
Bismuth antimony telluride (BiSbTe) nanowires were electrodeposited at constant potentials into polycarbonate templates from a tartaric-nitric acid electrolyte. Optimum deposition potentials were obtained from polarization and compositional analysis. X-ray diffraction analysis showed a preferential (015) orientation for the nanowires. The Bi 2 Sb 0.6 Te 3 nanowire sample deposited at —150 mV showed a high Seebeck coefficient (S) of -630 μV/K.
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