Transparent conductive laminate
First Claim
1. A transparent laminate obtained by laminating(a) at least one transparent thin layer made of an oxynitride of at least one selected from the group consisting of silicon, indium, tin, boron, aluminum, gallium and silicon carbide, or made of a hydride nitride of at least one selected from said group, and(b) at least one substantially light-transmittable metallic layer, on a surface of a transparent substrate.
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Abstract
A transparent panel heater which can be used for heating a window portion of liquid crystal displays, refrigerated showcases, freezed showcases, defrosters of windshields, and the like. The panel heater has a transparent substrate, a transparent conductive film formed on the substrate, a substantially light-transmittable metallic electrode-underling-layer formed on the transparent conductive film and a pair of metallic electrodes which are provided for electrifying the conductive film and formed on the electrode-underlying-layer. The transparent conductive film is a laminate of at least one transparent thin layer made of a nitride and/or a carbide and at least one substantially light-transmittable metallic layer. The transparent conductive film and electrode-underlying-layer are preferably formed by a dry process, and the electrodes are preferably formed by a wet plating method.
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1. A transparent laminate obtained by laminating
(a) at least one transparent thin layer made of an oxynitride of at least one selected from the group consisting of silicon, indium, tin, boron, aluminum, gallium and silicon carbide, or made of a hydride nitride of at least one selected from said group, and (b) at least one substantially light-transmittable metallic layer, on a surface of a transparent substrate.
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