Spectrally selective coatings for optical surfaces
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsSungho Jin, Renkun Chen, Zhaowei Liu, Tae Kyoung Kim
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsSungho Jin, Renkun Chen, Zhaowei Liu, Tae Kyoung Kim
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Techniques, systems, devices and materials are disclosed for spectrally selective coatings for optical surfaces having high solar absorptivity, low infrared emissivity, and strong durability at elevated temperatures. In one aspect, a spectrally selective coating includes a substrate formed of a light absorbing material, and a composite material formed over the substrate and including nanoparticles dispersed in a dielectric material, in which the composite material forms a coating capable of absorbing solar energy in a selected spectrum and reflecting the solar energy in another selected spectrum.
A method of fabricating a spectrally selective coating, comprising:
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