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Nanowire Thermoelectric Energy-Diagram Lab (2D)

Interactive 2D nanowire thermoelectric simulator: a real energy-level diagram with Fermi-Dirac occupation, a live density-of-states plot and the Mott formula, in physical eV/Kelvin units, show how quantum confinement boosts the Seebeck coefficient.

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This 2D companion to the nanowire thermoelectric viewer replaces the orbiting 3D render with a real energy-level diagram: subband energies computed from particle-in-a-box confinement (En = n²ħ²π²/2m*d² in physical eV), a Fermi–Dirac occupation fill whose thermal smearing scales with kBT, and a live density-of-states plot that reshapes from a smooth √E curve (bulk) into a staircase (2D well) or spiky van Hove comb (1D wire). Switch dimensionality, shrink the wire's cross-section to push subbands apart, slide the Fermi level across the resulting features, and watch the Mott-formula Seebeck coefficient, conductivity and power factor respond in real units alongside electrons visibly drifting from the hot end of the wire lane to the cold end.

⚙ Under the hood

A 2D energy-ladder companion to the 3D nanowire viewer: real particle-in-a-box subband energies in eV, a Fermi-Dirac occupation fill, and a live density-of-states plot show how quantum confinement reshapes the Mott-formula Seebeck coefficient and power factor.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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