Ionized water-based transparent electromagnetic shielding window system
AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsDae-Heon LEE, Dae-Yeon KIM, Up NAMKOONG
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is an ionized water-based transparent electromagnetic shielding window system. The ionized water-based transparent electromagnetic shielding window system includes a transparent window, and an electromagnetic shielding unit accommodated in the transparent window, wherein the electromagnetic shielding unit includes a transparent electrode material coated on a surface of an inner accommodation space of the transparent window, and transparent ionized water filled in the inner accommodation space coated with the transparent electrode material.
Claims18
An ionized water-based transparent electromagnetic shielding window system, comprising:
- a transparent window;
- and
- an electromagnetic shielding unit accommodated in the transparent window,
- wherein the electromagnetic shielding unit comprises:
- a transparent electrode material coated on a surface of an inner accommodation space of the transparent window;
- and
- transparent ionized water filled in the inner accommodation space coated with the transparent electrode material.
An ionized water-based transparent electromagnetic shielding window system, comprising:
- an acrylic window base in which a top-open cuboidal accommodation space is formed;
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- an acrylic window cap coupled to an upper portion of the acrylic window base in a state in which an electromagnetic shielding unit is accommodated in the cuboidal accommodation space,
- wherein the electromagnetic shielding unit comprises:
- a transparent electrode material applied to a bottom surface and four wall surfaces of the cuboidal accommodation space of the acrylic window base and to a lower surface of the acrylic window cap that comes into contact with the accommodation space of the acrylic window base;
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- transparent ionized water filled in the accommodation space coated with the transparent electrode material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.