Fabry-Perot cavity tunable multicolor flexible electrochromic device based on porous filter membrane
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Abstract
In recent years, Fabry-Perot (F-P) cavity-type electrochromic devices composed of more stable inorganic materials have been extensively investigated for achieving colorful reflective displays and military camouflage functions. However, the majority of reported substrates for colorful F-P cavity electrochromic devices are rigid conductive glasses, which hinders their practical application in flexible reflective displays and camouflage. Herein, we construct a WO 3/W/Au bilayer F-P cavity multicolor tunable electrochromic device based on a flexible porous filter membrane, in which WO 3 , an inorganic electrochromic material, is used as the electrochromic layer, metallic W as the partial reflective layer, and metallic Au as the total reflective and conductive layer. Highly flexible bilayer F-P cavity multicolor electrochromic devices have been prepared by combining UV-curable electrolytes and thermoplastic sealing procedures. By adjusting the thickness of the WO 3 layer, a wide spectrum of colors including yellow, purplish red, violet, blue, green, olivine, peach, etc. can be obtained. In addition, by adjusting the driving voltage of the electrochromic device, more precise color adjustment can be achieved. The electrochromic device has a fast coloring (2.06 s) and bleaching (2.70 s) response time, providing a new solution for future flexible colorful reflective display devices.
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OpenAlex topics: Transition Metal Oxide Nanomaterials · Photonic Crystals and Applications · Conducting polymers and applications
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