Journal of Applied Physics · 1985 · 127 citations · 10 references
Optical MaterialsEngineeringElectrode-electrolyte InterfaceThin Film Process TechnologyAll-solid-state DeviceElectrochemical InterfaceResponse TimeMaterials ScienceElectrical EngineeringSurface ElectrochemistryElectrolyte Thickness DependenceElectrochemistryElectronic MaterialsSurface ScienceApplied PhysicsDifferent StagesThin FilmsFunctional MaterialsElectrochemical Surface Science
The electrochromic behavior of all-solid-state device, Au/a-WO3/LiF/Au has been studied as a function of the thickness of LiF as electrolyte. Thickness-dependent coloration and response time have been observed. The electrochromic coloration takes place at different stages, and a significant change in the transmittance of the tandem over a wide wavelength range (500–1000 nm) occurs. Hence, the performance of this configuration suggests the possible application of the tandem in all-solid-state ‘‘switchable windows’’.
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