Aluminum bonded lead telluride thermoelectric module research and development Quarterly report, 1 Aug. - 1 Nov. 1966
Aluminum bonded lead telluride couples for use in space thermoelectric power supplies
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Aluminum bonded lead telluride couples for use in space thermoelectric power supplies
Superconductivity of metallic indium antimonide and telluride compounds
Thermal neutron induced defects in cadmium sulfide and cadmium telluride
Thin films of cuprous sulfide, selenide and telluride prepared by flash evaporation, discussing resistivity and absorption coefficient
Lead telluride bonding and segmentation studies including couple design, test devices, and life testing
Phase diagram of pseudobinary section lead- telluride-iron, noting monotectic and eutectic reactions
Compatibility of lead and tin tellurides with metals evaluated for chemical stability of interfaces in ternary systems
Metal-Pb and metal-Sn telluride systems constitution, discussing degradation of junctions between thermoelectric power generation materials and metals and Co-Pb-Te system stability
Mercury cadmium telluride as 1- to 20-micrometer wavelength infrared detector for space applications
Design and tests of thermoelectric systems with germanium silicon or lead telluride
Aluminum-contacted lead telluride thermoelectric test modules in life testing
Electron microprobe study of inclusions in lead telluride thermoelectric elements
Thermoelectric system of Cd-Si-Ge, and tungsten diffusion bonded lead telluride
Literature survey on mercury cadmium telluride photodetectors
Mercury cadmium telluride photodetectors, analyzing gain, signal current and radiation limits
Magnetic permeability of rare earth selenides and tellurides
Design and fabrication of 15.5 micron mercury cadmium telluride photodetectors for operation at 105 K
Procedure for segmenting lead telluride and silicon germanium thermoelectric elements to obtain composite elements effective over wide temperature range