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Solar control low-emissivity coatings

  • US 7,807,248 B2
  • Filed: 08/14/2007
  • Issued: 10/05/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/14/2007
  • Status: Active Grant
First Claim
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1. A transparent substrate bearing a solar control low-emissivity coating, the coating comprising:

  • an innermost infrared-reflective film comprising silver and an outermost infrared-reflective film comprising silver;

    a first dielectric absorber film between the substrate and the innermost infrared-reflective film, the first dielectric absorber film having a coefficient of extinction (k) of greater than 0.4 and having a neutral absorption ratio of k380<

    λ

    <

    450 nm
    /k650<

    λ

    <

    760 nm
    between 0.52 and 1.9;

    a second dielectric absorber film further from the substrate than the outermost infrared-reflective film, the second dielectric absorber film having a coefficient of extinction (k) at 550 nm of greater than 0.4 and having a neutral absorption ratio of k380<

    λ

    <

    450 nm
    /k650<

    λ

    <

    760 nm
    between 0.52 and 1.9; and

    the coating is either a double-type low-emissivity coating or a triple-type low emissivity coating,if the coating is a double-type emissivity coating, then it has a middle coat located between said two infrared-reflective films and the middle coat consists essentially of transparent dielectric film; and

    if the coating is a triple-type coating, then it further includes an intermediate infrared-reflective film comprising silver and it has two spacer coats each located between two of the infrared-reflective films and each consisting essentially of transparent dielectric film.

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