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학술지 High-Performance Transparent Electrodes for Automobile Windshield Heaters Prepared by Combining Metal Grids and Oxide/Metal/Oxide Transparent Electrodes
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저자
정우석, 김영회, 이준민, 홍찬화, 최호열, 곽영진, 김용준, 김영신
발행일
201904
출처
Advanced Materials Technologies, v.4 no.4, pp.1-10
ISSN
2365-709X
출판사
Wiley
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1002/admt.201800550
초록
Transparent heaters can be fabricated with a wide variety of materials including indium-tin oxide, carbon nano tubes, graphenes, metal nanowires, metal grids, and hybrid-type electrodes. However these materials have been applied to small area heaters below 0.01 m 2 because of the limit of electrical and optical properties. High-performance transparent electrodes for large-area purpose (over 1.0 m 2 ) have never been developed with any practical applicability in spite of their utility for removing fog or iced water on automobile windshield, which can be critical for safety and convenience of the drivers. Achieving ultralow resistance with high transparence is the major technical barrier in windshield heaters due to the intrinsic long distance between electrodes and low battery voltage in automobiles. In this study, a high performance transparent electrode, super hybrid electrode (SHE) is developed, which is manufactured by combining metal grids with oxide/metal/oxide electrode based on a newly developed electroplating method, which guarantees uniform properties over large area, over 1.0 m 2 . Utilizing this newly devised electrode technology, an automobile windshield heater is successfully fabricated with sheet resistance of 0.1??0.3 廓 ?뼞 ?닋1 and the transmittance of over 82% in large area samples of 1.01 m 2 , which is good enough for automobile windshield application.
KSP 제안 키워드
Battery voltage, Carbon nano-tube(CNT), Electrical and optical properties, High performance, Hybrid electrode, Hybrid-type, Long-distance, Metal grids, Oxide electrode, Small area, Technical barrier