Patent classifications
B32B17/10376
Low emissivity film and window having the same
Provided are a low emissivity film and a window having the same. According to an embodiment of the inventive concept, the low emissivity film may include a first substrate, a first metal oxide layer, a first reflective layer, a second metal oxide layer, and a second substrate. The first metal oxide layer may reflect light having a wavelength of infrared rays. The light having a first wavelength is reflected by cavity effect of the first metal oxide layer, the first reflective layer, and the second metal oxide layer, and the light having a second wavelength may pass through the low emissivity film. Thus, the low emissivity film may express a color.
Glazing comprising antennas and a method of manufacturing said glazing
A compact arrangement of antennas in a glazing is disclosed, which allows a plurality of antenna wires to be connected to an external circuit by a single contact. Parallel conductors, in direct current isolation from each other so that alternating current coupling occurs between them, are embedded at different depths in the thickness of a ply of plastic material. In plan view, conductors at different depths may be positioned closer to each other than in the prior art, so antennas connected to them are less obtrusive and may even be hidden completely under an obscuration band. Different widths of parallel conductor may be used. A thin antenna, connected to a thin conductor, may be positioned in a vision area of a glazing without impeding the view.
Manufacturing laminated glazing provided with an electrical conductor
A method for manufacturing dished laminated glazing including two sheets of glass, a separator layer made of polymer material arranged between the sheets of glass, and an electrical conductor, the method including the simultaneous thermal dishing of the sheets of glass in the paired state followed by their cooling and then the assembly of the laminated glazing by bonding of the sheets of glass to the separator layer on either side thereof, the cooling including a controlled cooling of the sheets of glass in the paired state, the controlled cooling including a general controlled cooling and a local controlled cooling of a cutting zone, the local controlled cooling being faster than the general controlled cooling, a cutting of one of the sheets of glass along a cutting line in the cutting zone to form a holed zone, the electrical conductor being placed between the sheets of glass and exiting from the laminated glazing through the holed zone.
METHOD FOR PREPARING LAMINATED GLASS
This application provides a method for preparing laminated glass sandwiching an electronic device. The device may include a device body, a conductive substrate, a conductive adhesive tape electrode, and a lead-out electrode. The conductive adhesive tape electrode has at least one surface coated with conductive adhesive and is attached to the conductive substrate, the lead-out electrode is configured on the conductive adhesive tape electrode or the conductive substrate and is conductively connected to the conductive adhesive tape electrode. The preparing method may include configuring a protective layer on the conductive adhesive tape electrode, covering and sealing the conductive adhesive tape electrode onto the conductive substrate; and sandwiching the electronic device between two glass pieces and pressing the two glass pieces together to form the laminated glass.
ULTRA-THIN LAMINATED GLASS ASSEMBLY WITH ELECTRIC CIRCUITRY
A laminated glass assembly, an electrical assembly for a laminated glass assembly and a method of forming a laminated glass assembly. The laminated glass assembly includes at least an outer glass plate having a first major surface and a second major surface, an inner ultra-thin glass plate having a first major surface and a second major surface and an intermediate film layer situated between the outer glass plate and the inner ultra-thin glass plate. The electrical assembly is positioned between the outer glass plate and the inner ultra-thin glass plate along with a conductive medium to provide a signal path between the laminated glass assembly and vehicular electrical circuitry.
Laminated glazing assembly including an antenna assembly
A laminated glazing assembly includes an outer glass substrate, an inner glass substrate, and a polymeric interlayer disposed therebetween. The laminated glazing assembly also includes an antenna assembly disposed between the polymeric interlayer and one of the outer glass substrate and the inner glass substrate. The antenna assembly includes a film layer that carries a radiating element. The film layer may be a transparent film layer having a refractive index of from 1.45 to 1.55. The radiating element includes conductive wires disposed on the film layer and configured to be energized to transmit and/or receive radio frequency signals. The laminated glazing assembly may also include an adhesive layer disposed between the film layer and one of the outer glass substrate and the inner glass substrate, and a feeding element coupled to the inner glass substrate and capacitively coupled to the antenna assembly to energize the antenna assembly to transmit and/or receive radio frequency signals.
LAMINATE WITH EDGE SEAL AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR SYSTEM
The disclosure refers to a laminated glazing having a connector which includes an electrical bridging means and an optional reinforcement making failure unlikely.
Vehicle pane having a liquid crystal arrangement and a method for producing a vehicle pane having a liquid crystal arrangement
A vehicle pane includes a liquid crystal arrangement having a liquid crystal layer and first and second carrier films having, respectively, first and second electrode layers. In a first panel section, the first carrier film is free of the liquid crystal layer and the second carrier film, the first carrier film forming a first contact area with the first electrode layer. In a second panel section, the second carrier film is free of the liquid crystal layer and the first carrier film, the second carrier film forming a second contact area with the second electrode layer. The first and second electrode layers are respectively equipped with an electric contact element in the first contact area and in the second contact area. The second carrier film has a hole in the second contact area, an electric connective material passing through the hole and being in contact with the second contact element.
Ground structure-equipped laminated glass for vehicles
A ground structure-equipped laminated glass for vehicles is provided, with a countermeasure against static electricity on an electrically driven functional layer. The ground structure-equipped laminated glass for vehicles comprises a first glass plate, an interlayer and a second glass plate laminated in this order, wherein the interlayer has an electrically driven functional layer, a power supply member electrically connected to the electrically driven functional layer, a first circuit having the power supply member and the functional layer connected in series, and a second circuit having the power supply member, a flexible ESD shield, and a ground member connected in series, wherein at least one of the power supply member, the flexible ESD shield, and the ground member comprises a dielectric, and the ground member is grounded.
FOLDED FLEXIBLE CIRCUIT FOR AUTOMOTIVE LAMINATE
The complexity of modern automotive glazing is increasing as more and more technology is being integrated with the glazing. As the industry moves towards full autonomous electric vehicles and as consumers demand increased levels of comfort, convenience, and safety this trend will only increase. It is now common to have electrical components embedded within laminated glazing. However, making electrical connections to embedded components can be challenging. The flexible circuit of the disclosure, which can provide an electrical connection to multiple complex circuits, comprises a flexible circuit with at least one insulating layer, at least one conductive layer and with at least one sharp fold in the flexible circuit. This approach substantially reduces the quantity of material that is wasted, facilitates assembly of the laminate, and reduces cost.