Window that transmits light energy and selectively absorbs micro

Details Window that transmits light energy and selectively absorbs micro Window that transmits light energy and selectively absorbs micro

1996-02-21

1998-07-07

Zirker, Daniel

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Composite

Of quartz or glass

428432, 359359, 359585, 359589, G02B 528, G02B 110, B32B 700

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active

057766126

ABSTRACT:
A window includes a first layer of a dielectric first material that transmits radiation in the visible or the infrared, and a second layer positioned adjacent to the first layer. The window is positioned so that the radiation is incident upon the first layer. The second layer is formed of a dielectric or semiconductor second material that transmits radiation in the same wavelength range as the first material. A first electrical conductor lies between the first layer and the second layer. A second electrical conductor lies on at least one of an exterior surface of the first layer remote from the second layer and an interior surface of the second layer remote from the first layer. Where the first and second materials are selected to transmit in the infrared, the first and second electrical conductors are grids. Where the first and second materials are selected to transmit light in the visible, the first and second electrical conductors are continuous layers.

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