Transparent layered product and glass article using the same
First Claim
1. A transparent layered product, comprising:
- a glass sheet;
an undercoating film formed on the glass sheet, comprising at least two layers and having a surface with roughness; and
a coating film having a surface with roughness, which is formed on the undercoating film, the coating film including, at its surface, a transition layer in which a refractive index varies continuously in a thickness direction of the transition layer, wherein when a variation in the refractive index is shown on a plane defined by a horizontal axis indicating the refractive index and a vertical axis indicating the thickness direction of the transition layer, with the glass sheet positioned on a lower side, the variation in the refractive index is indicated by a convex curve over a whole region of the transition layer.
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Abstract
In a transparent layered product in which a coating film having a surface with roughness is formed on a glass sheet, the reflectance of the transparent layered product is decreased by controlling the refractive index distribution in a transition layer produced by the roughness. In the transition layer present at the surface of the coating film, in which the refractive index varies continuously in its thickness direction, the variation in refractive index in the thickness direction was indicated by a convex curve over the whole area of the transition layer, when the variation is shown on a plane defined by a horizontal axis indicating a refractive index and the vertical axis indicating the thickness direction of the transition layer, with the glass sheet positioned on the lower side.
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9 Claims
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1. A transparent layered product, comprising:
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a glass sheet;
an undercoating film formed on the glass sheet, comprising at least two layers and having a surface with roughness; and
a coating film having a surface with roughness, which is formed on the undercoating film, the coating film including, at its surface, a transition layer in which a refractive index varies continuously in a thickness direction of the transition layer, wherein when a variation in the refractive index is shown on a plane defined by a horizontal axis indicating the refractive index and a vertical axis indicating the thickness direction of the transition layer, with the glass sheet positioned on a lower side, the variation in the refractive index is indicated by a convex curve over a whole region of the transition layer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
at least two transparent substrates; and
at least one inner layer selected from the group consisting of an air layer, an inert gas layer, and a low pressure layer, the at least two substrates being positioned so as to oppose each other via the at least one inner layer, wherein at least one of the at least two transparent substrates is a transparent layered product according to claim 1.
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9. A photoelectric conversion device, comprising:
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a transparent layered product, comprising a glass sheet, an undercoating film formed on the glass sheet, the undercoating film comprising at least two layers and having a surface with roughness, and a conductive crystalline coating film formed on the undercoating film having a surface with roughness;
at least one photoelectric conversion unit; and
a back electrode, wherein the roughness of the crystalline coating film is caused by crystal grains in the crystalline coating film, the crystalline coating film including, at its surface, a transition layer in which a refractive index varies continuously in a thickness direction of the transition layer, the at least one photoelectric conversion unit and the back electrode are stacked in this order on the crystalline coating film, and wherein when a variation in the refractive index in the transition layer is shown on a plane defined by a horizontal axis indicating the refractive index and a vertical axis indicating the thickness direction of the transition layer, with the glass sheet positioned on a lower side, the variation in the refractive index is indicated by a convex curve over a whole region of the transition layer.
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