Patent classifications
Y10T428/12424
Porous aluminum body and manufacturing method therefor
A porous aluminum body having high porosity and a manufacturing method therefor are provided, wherein the porous aluminum body can be manufactured by continuous manufacturing steps. In the present invention, this porous aluminum body includes a plurality of aluminum fibers connected to each other. The aluminum fibers each have a plurality of columnar protrusions formed at intervals on an outer peripheral surface of the aluminum fibers, the columnar protrusions protruding outward from the outer peripheral surface. Adjacent aluminum fibers are integrated with the aluminum fibers and the columnar protrusions.
Transparent conductive film
The present invention discloses a novel and inventive transparent conductive film Differing from conventional metal mesh substrates are mainly constituted by silver nanowires (AgNW), the present invention particularly designs a nano metal wire consisting of a metallic core wire, a transition layer and a protection layer, and further develops a transparent conductive film consisting of a substrate and a metal mesh layer; wherein the metal mesh layer is constituted by the said nano metal wires. It is worth describing that, a variety of experimental data prove that the thermal resistance of this novel transparent conductive film is up to 400 C.; moreover, experimental data also exhibit that the transparent conductive film can filter part of blue light portion out of a white light by 20-30%.
FUSED METAL NANOSTRUCTURED NETWORKS, FUSING SOLUTIONS WITH REDUCING AGENTS AND METHODS FOR FORMING METAL NETWORKS
Reduction/oxidation reagents have been found to be effective to chemically cure a sparse metal nanowire film into a fused metal nanostructured network through evidently a ripening type process. The resulting fused network can provide desirable low sheet resistances while maintaining good optical transparency. The transparent conductive films can be effectively applied as a single conductive ink or through sequential forming of a metal nanowire film with the subsequent addition of a fusing agent. The fused metal nanowire films can be effectively patterned, and the patterned films can be useful in devices, such as touch sensors.
Composite Filter for Visible Light Transmission and Long Wave Reflection
Systems and methods disclosed herein are directed towards the fabrication of a nanomesh composite filter (NCF) that can be manufactured according to various embodiments, all of which are intended to be fabricated in order to control the transmission, reflection, and absorption of various wavelengths bands. In particular, the disclosed embodiments may be used for heat shielding applications where certain wavelength ranges may be desirable to transmit and others may be desirable to reflect.
Fused metal nanostructured networks, fusing solutions with reducing agents and methods for forming metal networks
Reduction/oxidation reagents have been found to be effective to chemically cure a sparse metal nanowire film into a fused metal nanostructured network through evidently a ripening type process. The resulting fused network can provide desirable low sheet resistances while maintaining good optical transparency. The transparent conductive films can be effectively applied as a single conductive ink or through sequential forming of a metal nanowire film with the subsequent addition of a fusing agent. The fused metal nanowire films can be effectively patterned, and the patterned films can be useful in devices, such as touch sensors.
Composite filter for visible light transmission and long wave reflection
Systems and methods disclosed herein are directed towards the fabrication of a nanomesh composite filter (NCF) that can be manufactured according to various embodiments, all of which are intended to be fabricated in order to control the transmission, reflection, and absorption of various wavelengths bands. In particular, the disclosed embodiments may be used for heat shielding applications where certain wavelength ranges may be desirable to transmit and others may be desirable to reflect.
TRANSPARENT CONDUCTIVE FILM
The present invention discloses a novel and inventive transparent conductive film Differing from conventional metal mesh substrates are mainly constituted by silver nanowires (AgNW), the present invention particularly designs a nano metal wire consisting of a metallic core wire, a transition layer and a protection layer, and further develops a transparent conductive film consisting of a substrate and a metal mesh layer; wherein the metal mesh layer is constituted by the said nano metal wires. It is worth describing that, a variety of experimental data prove that the thermal resistance of this novel transparent conductive film is up to 400 C.; moreover, experimental data also exhibit that the transparent conductive film can filter part of blue light portion out of a white light by 20-30%.
Metallic nanomesh
A transparent flexible nanomesh having at least one conductive element and sheet resistance less than 300/ when stretched to a strain of 200% in at least one direction. The nanomesh is formed by depositing a sacrificial film, depositing, etching, and oxidizing a first metal layer on the film, etching the sacrificial film, depositing a second metal layer, and removing the first metal layer to form a nanomesh on the substrate.
POROUS ALUMINUM BODY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR
A porous aluminum body having high porosity and a manufacturing method therefor are provided, wherein the porous aluminum body can be manufactured by continuous manufacturing steps. In the present invention, this porous aluminum body includes a plurality of aluminum fibers connected to each other. The aluminum fibers each have a plurality of columnar protrusions formed at intervals on an outer peripheral surface of the aluminum fibers, the columnar protrusions protruding outward from the outer peripheral surface. Adjacent aluminum fibers are integrated with the aluminum fibers and the columnar protrusions.
Sensors and devices containing ultra-small nanowire arrays
A network of nanowires may be used for a sensor. The nanowires are metallic, each nanowire has a thickness of at most 20 nm, and each nanowire has a width of at most 20 nm. The sensor may include nanowires comprising Pd, and the sensor may sense a change in hydrogen concentration from 0 to 100%. A device may include the hydrogen sensor, such as a vehicle, a fuel cell, a hydrogen storage tank, a facility for manufacturing steel, or a facility for refining petroleum products.