Plasmonic ordered pore array Ag film coated glass: transparent and solar heat reflective material
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Abstract In this paper, we fabricate ordered pore array (OPA) Ag film coated glass with the aid of polystyrene sphere (PS) array templates. This kind of OPA Ag coated glass has optical advantages of visible transparency, blue and near-infrared resistance. The average visible transmittance is 68%, including a transmission peak of 78% located at 570 nm, and low average transmittance of 48% in the blue light region that is not damaging to the eyes. The near-infrared light blocking rate is 67%, among which 40% light is reflected directly, indicating the reflection domination.
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OpenAlex topics: Thermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies · Photonic Crystals and Applications · Optical Coatings and Gratings
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