Tuneable dielectric and optical characteristics of tailor-made inorganic electro-chromic materials.
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ABSTRACT: Electro-chromic materials (EC) are a new class of electronically reconfigurable thin films that have the ability to reversibly change optical properties by electric charge insertion/extraction. Since their discovery by Deb, they have been employed in applications related to display technology, such as smart windows and mirrors and active optical filters. In this sense, a variety of studies related to the tuneable optical characteristics of EC materials have recently been reported, however, their microwave tuneable dielectric characteristics have been left somewhat unexplored. In 2016 Bulja showed that dc bias voltage induced modulation of the optical characteristics of an inorganic Conductor/WO3/LiNbO3/NiO/Conductor EC cell isaccompanied by the modulation of its high frequency (1-20 GHz) d
SUBMITTER: Bulja S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5647452 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Oct
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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