Saint-gobain Glass France

Sanit-gobain Glass France

Stefan Ziegler

Bernhard Reul

Mitja Rateiczak

Andreas Schlarb

Martin Melcher

Michael Labrot

Marc Maurer

Lothar Schmidt

Matthias Alschinger

The invention relates to a pane, wherein an electrically conductive structure is applied to a glass pane. At least one intermediate layer is applied to the electrically conductive structure, at least one electrical connecting element is attached to the intermediate layer, and the intermediate layer, electrical connecting element and electrically conductive structure form at least one hollow space comprising an electrically conductive mass. A method for the production and use thereof is also described.

Pane having electrical connecting element

A pane with an electrical connection element is described, including a substrate made of glass with a first coefficient of thermal expansion, an electrically conductive structure with a layer thickness of 5 &#x3bc;m to 40 &#x3bc;m on a region of the substrate, a connection element with a second coefficient of thermal expansion, and a layer of a solder material that connects the connection element electrically to subregions of the electrically conductive structure.

Disk with an electrical connection element

The present invention relates to a disk with an electrical connection element, having a substrate with a first coefficient of thermal expansion, an electrically conductive structure on a region of the substrate, and a connection element with a second coefficient of thermal expansion.

In an electrically-heated glazing unit including a plurality of collector conductors configured to supply a plurality of heating conductors with an electric current used to heat up the heating conductors and the glazing unit, at least one partial region of the surface of the glazing unit includes an arrangement of parallel heating conductors in which the current flows in opposing directions. The arrangement of the heating conductors in the partial region of the surface is tuned to minimize by mutual compensation or eliminate the magnetic field acting locally within this partial region and perpendicularly to the plane of the glazing unit when the current flows. The operation of an apparatus sensitive to magnetic fields, for example a compass, in the immediate vicinity of the glazing unit thus becomes more reliable.

Assembly formed by an electrically-heatable glazing unit and an apparatus sensitive to magnetic fields

An electrical connecting element is described, designed to be welded or soldered onto an electrically conductive component of a window pane. A body of the electrically connecting element has an electrically conductive foil with a thickness between 1 and 500 &#x3bc;m and intermediate means that serve as shock-absorbing means between a stiff section of the body and the window pane.

Electrical connecting element and disk equipped with such an element

In a laminated glass sheet with a fixing device introduced into a through-hole for objects, particularly for antennas, the through-hole is made up of holes of different sizes in two rigid sheets of the lamination, and the fixing device includes at least two parts introduced into the through-hole, pressing against surfaces around the edge of the through-hole, which surfaces are situated one facing the other. The two parts of the fixing device press from both sides against the surfaces around the edge surrounding the smaller hole made in the sheet, in that region of the walls of a smaller hole that exhibits an edge compression stress that is increased by heat treatment by comparison with the remainder of the surface of the sheet.

Laminated glass comprising a fixation device introduced in a porthole for objects

Electrical connecting element () that is designed to be welded or soldered onto an electrically conductive component () of a window pane, comprising an electrically conductive body (), of which one section is designed to be welded or soldered onto the component () for its electrical connection, and of which another if section is designed to be connected in the direction of the outer side of the window pane, characterized in that the body comprises an electrically conductive foil () with a thickness between 1 and 500 &#x3bc;m and intermediate means () that serve as shock-absorbing means between the stiff section of the body of the connecting element and the window pane.

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Aachen, Germany

Stefan Ziegler