Optical Indices of Pyrolitic Tin-Oxide Glass
Publication Type
Conference Paper
Date Published
04/1996
Authors
Abstract
SnO2:F is a widely used transparent conductor and commercially available in a multilayer structure as Tech glass. Current applications include photovoltaics, electrochromics and displays. Optical design of these and other applications requires knowledge of the optical constants, in some cases, over the whole solar spectrum. Various optical property measurements were performed including variable angle spectroscopic ellipsometry, and spectral transmittance and reflectance measurements. This material is deposited in several steps and has a fairly complex structure. The measured data were fit to models based on this structure to obtain the optical indices. Atomic force microscopy confirmed the optically modeled surface roughness.
Journal
Materials Research Society 1996 Spring Meeting
Volume
426
Year of Publication
1996
Organization
Building Technologies Department, Building Technology and Urban Systems Division, Windows and Envelope Materials
Research Areas
Advanced Coatings, Building Façade Solutions, Windows and Daylighting, W and D: Dynamic Glazings and Advanced Coatings, BTUS Windows and Daylighting