Patent classifications
C03C27/044
Vacuum insulated panel with optimized seal thickness(es)
A vacuum insulating panel may include a first substrate; a second substrate; a plurality of spacers provided in a gap between at least the first and second substrates, wherein the gap is at a pressure less than atmospheric pressure; a seal provided between at least the first and second substrates, the seal including a first seal layer, a second seal layer, and a third seal layer, wherein the first seal layer may be located between at least the second and third seal layers; wherein, for at least one location of the seal, the first seal layer has a first thickness, the second seal layer has a second thickness, and the third seal layer has a third thickness; and wherein the first thickness may be greater than the second thickness and less than the third thickness.
METHOD OF MAKING VACUUM INSULATED PANEL
A method of making a vacuum insulating panel, the vacuum insulating panel comprising a first glass substrate, a second glass substrate, a plurality of spacers provided in a gap between at least the first and second glass substrates, and a seal provided between at least the first and second glass substrates, the seal comprising a first seal layer and/or a second seal layer. The method may include heating, e.g., via laser, seal material in order to form the first seal layer.
Display device with fusion region overlapping metal wiring
A display device includes a display panel including a display area and a non-display area surrounding the display area, and a metal wiring layer disposed on at least a portion of the non-display area, an encapsulation substrate disposed on the display panel, a sealing member which is disposed between the display panel and the encapsulation substrate and bonds the display panel to the encapsulation substrate and a first fusion region provided in at least a partial region between the sealing member and the encapsulation substrate, where the first fusion region has no physical boundary, and where at least a portion of the sealing member is disposed on the metal wiring layer in the non-display area, and the first fusion region is separated from the metal wiring layer while overlapping the metal wiring layer in a thickness direction.
Vacuum insulated panel with tellurium oxide and/or vanadium oxide inclusive seal
A vacuum insulating panel includes may include: a first substrate; a second substrate; a plurality of spacers provided in a gap between at least the first and second substrates, wherein the gap is at a pressure less than atmospheric pressure; a seal provided between at least the first and second substrates, the seal comprising a first seal layer and/or a second seal layer; and wherein the first seal layer may include from about 20-80 wt. % tellurium oxide, the tellurium oxide comprising TeO.sub.4 and TeO.sub.3, and wherein the first seal layer comprises more TeO.sub.3 than TeO.sub.4 by wt. %.
VACUUM INSULATED PANEL WITH GETTER HAVING TI-AL-V CRYSTALLINE PHASE AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME
A vacuum insulating panel includes first and second substrates (e.g., glass substrates), a hermetic edge seal, a pump-out port, and spacers sandwiched between at least the two substrates. The gap between the substrates may be at a pressure less than atmospheric pressure to provide insulating properties. The panel may include a getter. The getter may be laser activated in a manner which causes the getter to transform and realize a TiAlV phase (e.g., Al.sub.3V.sub.0.333Ti.sub.0.667) of crystallite material. The getter may be a thin film getter and/or may be elongated in shape.
VACUUM INSULATED PANEL WITH OPTIMIZED SEAL WIDTH(S)
A vacuum insulating panel may include: a first substrate; a second substrate; a plurality of spacers provided in a gap between at least the first and second substrates, wherein the gap is at a pressure less than atmospheric pressure; a seal provided between at least the first and second substrates, the seal including a first seal layer and a second seal layer, wherein, for at least one location of the seal, the first seal layer has a first width and the second seal layer has a second width, wherein the first width of the first seal layer may be from about 2-20 mm, more preferably from about 3-10 mm, and possibly from about 4-8 mm.
DISPLAY DEVICE AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME
A display device includes a display panel including a display area and a non-display area surrounding the display area, and a metal wiring layer disposed on at least a portion of the non-display area, an encapsulation substrate disposed on the display panel, a sealing member which is disposed between the display panel and the encapsulation substrate and bonds the display panel to the encapsulation substrate and a first fusion region provided in at least a partial region between the sealing member and the encapsulation substrate, where the first fusion region has no physical boundary, and where at least a portion of the sealing member is disposed on the metal wiring layer in the non-display area, and the first fusion region is separated from the metal wiring layer while overlapping the metal wiring layer in a thickness direction.
Bonded body manufacturing method and bonded body
A method of manufacturing a bonded body includes: a preparation step of interposing a sealing material (6) containing glass between a highly thermal conductive substrate (2) and a glass substrate (3); and a bonding step of forming a sealing layer (4) by irradiating the sealing material (6) with laser light (L). The bonding step includes: a first heating step of preheating the sealing material (6) at a temperature lower than a softening point of the sealing material (6) or a temperature at which the sealing material (6) is prevented from softening and flowing by irradiation with the laser light (L); and a second heating step of heating, after the second heating step, the sealing material (6) at a temperature equal to or higher than the softening point of the sealing material (6) or a temperature at which the sealing material (6) softens and flows by irradiation with the laser light (L).