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US 10,900,277 B1Granted
Monolithic electrochromic window manufacturing methods
AssigneeHeliotrope Technologies, Inc.
InventorsJason Holt, Guillermo Garcia, Scott Thomsen
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Abstract
A monolithic method of forming an electrochromic (EC) pane unit, the method including: forming a first electrode via a solution deposition process, on a first conductive layer disposed on a transparent first substrate, forming an electrolyte layer on the first electrode via a sol-gel process, forming a second electrode on the electrolyte layer via a solution deposition process, and forming a second conductive layer on the second electrode.
Claims10
A method of forming an electrochromic (EC) pane unit, comprising:
- forming a first conductive layer on a first substrate via a solution deposition process;
- forming a first electrically conductive barrier layer on first conductive layer via a sol-gel process or by depositing barrier layer precursors;
- forming a first electrode on the first electrically conductive barrier layer via a solution deposition process;
- forming an electrolyte layer on the first electrode via a sol-gel process;
- forming a second electrode on the electrolyte layer via a solution deposition process;
- forming a second electrically conductive barrier layer on the second electrode via a sol-gel process or by depositing barrier layer precursors;
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- forming a second conductive layer on the second electrically conductive barrier layer via a solution deposition process;
- optionally attaching the first substrate to a second substrate;
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- forming a low-emissive layer configured to reduce ultraviolet light transmission through the EC pane unit, on one of the first and second substrates, wherein:
- the first electrically conductive barrier layer is configured to prevent electrochemical reactions between the first conductive layer and the first electrode;
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- the second electrically conductive barrier layer is configured to prevent electrochemical reactions between the second conductive layer and the second electrode.
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