Ultra-thin atomic-layer deposited alumina incorporating silica sol makes ultra-durable antireflection coatings
Ultra-thin atomic-layer deposited alumina incorporating silica sol makes ultra-durable antireflection coatings
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10.1063/1.4764332
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发表时间:
2012-11
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3.2
通讯作者:
Jia Li;P. Lan;Hua Xu;Xianpeng Zhang;Ye Yang;R. Tan;O. Jylhä;Yuehui Lu
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作者:
Jia Li;P. Lan;Hua Xu;Xianpeng Zhang;Ye Yang;R. Tan;O. Jylhä;Yuehui Lu
We propose a strategy to make soda-lime glass maintain both high transparency and long-term durability in stringent high temperature and humid environments. Experiments reveal that the double-layered coatings with 110-nm-thick SiO2 and ultra-thin 25-nm- or 50-nm-thick Al2O3 layers, prepared by sol-gel dip coating and atomic layer deposition (ALD), respectively, exhibit the improvement of 5.88–6.32% in Tave (the average transmittance from the wavelength of 400–700 nm), as compared with that of the bare glass. On the other hand, the highly accelerated temperature and humidity stress test (HAST) confirms that both samples can sustain the 180 h test without any proven transmittance degradation, while the normalized Tave of the bare glass drastically drops to 43.1% of the initial value after the 108 h HAST. It implies that the ultra-thin Al2O3 films prepared by ALD, followed by dip-coated low-index layers such as SiO2 or nanostructured layer, can achieve both higher average transmittance and better durability,...