Joshua Ryan Smith

Works (4)

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2007 journal article

Considerations for a high-performance thermionic energy conversion device based on a negative electron affinity emitter

PHYSICAL REVIEW B, 76(24).

By: J. Smith n, G. Bilbro n & R. Nemanich*

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2006 article

The effect of Schottky barrier lowering and nonplanar emitter geometry on the performance of a thermionic energy converter

DIAMOND AND RELATED MATERIALS, Vol. 15, pp. 870–874.

By: J. Smith n, R. Nemanich n & G. Bilbro n

author keywords: diamond properties and applications; thermionic energy conversion; Schottky barrier lowering; field enhancement
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2006 article

Using negative electron affinity diamond emitters to mitigate space charge in vacuum thermionic energy conversion device

DIAMOND AND RELATED MATERIALS, Vol. 15, pp. 2082–2085.

By: J. Smith n, G. Bilbro n & R. Nemanich n

author keywords: diamond crystal; negative electron affinity; device modeling; thermionic energy conversion
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2003 journal article

A Free Energy Model for Hysteresis in Ferroelectric Materials

Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures, 14(11), 719–739.

By: R. Smith n , S. Seelecke n, Z. Ounaies * & J. Smith n

author keywords: hysteresis model; ferroelectric materials; piezoceramic compounds
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