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Schott Glaswerke

Torsten Holdmann

Anoop Agrawal

Yasser Elkadi

John P Cronin

Volker Paquet

Juan Carlos L Tonazzi

Johannes Segner

Raymond L Zhang

Hrabanus Hack

Andrew R Ingle

Yelena Feinstein

Stephan G Hansen

Todd J Gudgel

An electrochromic device is achieved that exhibits the characteristics of impact-resistant safety glass by starting with a solid electrolyte sheet material and a peripheral sealant material sandwiched between substrates to heat and pressure such that the electrolyte bonds to the treated surfaces of the substrates with an adhesion of at least 1.8 kg/linear cm width causing the electrolyte to exhibit a tensile strength of at least 5 kg/cm.

Electrochromic safety glazing

The invention includes many applications for electrochromic devices that require neutral colors and patterned electrodes. It uses novel materials, ways of making the materials, device configurations and applications. In one aspect, the device also includes electrical leads (), transparent conductor layers (), patterned EC layers (), an etch line () and a substrate ().

Electrochromic devices

An electrochromic device is achieved that exhibits the characteristics of impact-resistant safety glass by subjecting a solid electrolyte sheet material and a peripheral sealant material sandwiched between substrates to heat and pressure such that the electrolyte bonds to the surfaces of the substrates with an adhesion of at least 1.8 kg/linear cm width causing the electrolyte to exhibit a tensile strength of at least 5 kg/cm .

A process for coating an exterior of a lamp is disclosed, which comprises performing the coating in a microwave reactor by a microwave plasma CVD process and coupling microwave radiation into the microwave reactor with a microwave power greater than or equal to a power threshold value at which a plasma with reduced microwave permeability is ignited in the microwave reactor.

Process for coating an exterior portion of a lamp

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Woellstein, Germany

Torsten Holdmann